Can you tell the difference between Zi Bao and Wo Niu?

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Zibao is a perennial succulent herbaceous plant of the genus Sharia. The crouching cow is the most famous species of the genus Carcharon. The two are so similar that some florists were deceived by the flower seller and mistakenly thought that Zibao was Wanniu and Wanniu was Zibao. Come learn their differences and identify who is who next time!

The difference between Zibao and Woniu: the growth rates are different

Zibao is a foliage herbaceous flower. The leaves of young plants are stacked in two rows. As the leaves grow in adulthood, The leaves are gradually arranged into a rosette shape. Leaves grow quickly.

The Crouching Cow grows slowly, and its shape changes little over the years. It is often raised as a specimen abroad, so you can imagine how slowly it grows!

The difference between Zibao and Woniu: the leaf shapes are different< /h2>

The leaves of Zibao grow upward, overlap, and are arranged in a rosette shape. The thickness of Zibao leaves is relatively uniform, and the leaf surface is smooth and bright.

The leaves of Wo Niu are close to each other, and the lowermost leaves are close to the ground. The leaves of Wo Niu are thick at the base and tapered at the tip. The leaf surface is covered with stars and the surface is rough.

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