The difference between hornweed and green chrysanthemum

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the difference

Hornosaurus does not like strong light and will die if exposed to strong light. Green chrysanthemums like to be exposed to strong light. Hornwort will stop growing or grow slowly when the light is dim. The green chrysanthemum will drop its leaves in this case. Each leaf tip of the hornwort plant is pointed and arranged irregularly. The overall shape is branched growth, which is much sparser than that of green chrysanthemum.

Differences

Both hornwort and green chrysanthemum are aquatic plants that like light. However, hornwort does not like strong light. If the hornwort is irradiated with strong light, it will die. Green chrysanthemum, on the other hand, can tolerate strong light exposure and even likes it. Hornwort will stop growing or grow slowly when the light is dim. The green chrysanthemum will drop its leaves in this case. This is their most obvious difference.

Most hornwort grows in still water or flows very slowly The water can be used as feed. It can be propagated by flowering or by division. Each leaf tip of the hornwort plant is pointed and arranged irregularly. The overall green color is not as bright as the green chrysanthemum. The overall shape is branched growth, much sparser than green chrysanthemum.

The overall color prefers acidic soft water with a pH lower than 7. It can be propagated by cutting new branches or growing buds. The tips of each leaf of the chrysanthemum plant are rounded. The overall color is brighter and brighter than hornwort, and it is the kind of new green with new branches and leaves. The overall shape is cluster-like and relatively dense.

If you have fish at home, you might as well raise them in a fish tank It will be very interesting to plant several different aquatic plants and observe them. At the same time, they can also help your fish maintain water quality.

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