The difference between golden amber and prickly pear

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1. Differences between spheres

2. The difference between flowers

Sphere: The golden amber is spherical, with dense golden-yellow wool on the top and hard thorns, which turns golden yellow and then turns brown. The prickly pear is oval or spherical, and the color of the needles is yellow-green. Flowers: The golden amber ones are bell-shaped and yellow. The flowering period is from June to October. The cactus is trumpet-shaped, pink or silvery white, and blooms in the early morning or evening.

1. Differences between spheres

The spheres of Golden Amber are spherical in shape, growing in clusters or solitary. There are dense golden-yellow hairs on the top of the sphere. The spines are very large and dense. Hard spines, golden yellow then turning brown. There are 8-10 radiating spines, 3 cm long. The middle spine is 3-5, slightly curved, thick, 5 cm long.

The sphere of the cactus is an ellipse Shape or sphere, about 25 cm high, green in color. The flower girl on the sphere has longitudinal edges, and there are needle pricks on the edges with different lengths. The color is yellow-green and radiating.

2. The difference between flowers

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The flowers of golden amber grow in the wool on the top of the ball, and are bell-shaped, about 4-6 cm. The color is yellow. The flowering period is from June to October.

The flowers of the cactus grow in Among the longitudinal spines, they are long trumpet-shaped and pink or silvery white in color. The flowers usually bloom in the early morning or evening.

2. The difference between flowers

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