How to tell the difference between Sanwei Kwai and Hawaiian Coconut

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Distinguished by growth habits

Distinguished by appearance characteristics

Differences in habits: Sanwei Kwai prefers a semi-shady environment and is more afraid of the cold. The Hawaiian coconut prefers a bright environment and has a certain degree of cold resistance. Differences in leaves: There are more leaves in Alternaria japonica and they have yellow petioles. The Hawaiian coconut has fewer leaves and no petioles. Differences in flowers: The flowers of rhododendron are golden yellow and grow under the leaf sheaths. The flowers of Hawaiian coconut are pink and grow in the upper part of the stem in the leaf axils.

Differentiated by growth habits

Crystalis prefers a warm, humid, semi-cold environment, but is afraid of cold, so it needs to be maintained indoors in the north, but can be maintained in the south. Planting in the open air. It grows slowly in the seedling stage, has luxuriant branches and leaves, and is evergreen all year round.

Hawaiian coconut prefers a bright and sunny environment and is not afraid of cold. When growing outdoors, it should not be exposed to too much light and should be shaded.

Distinguished by appearance characteristics

Scattered Taikui, stem: yellow-green with green spots on it. The stem is smooth, cylindrical, and wider at the base.

Leaves: The leaves of S. alba are lush, evergreen all year round, the leaves are smooth, slender, and hard, bright green, the petiole is yellow, and the whole body grows in a pinnate shape.

The flowers of S. alba grow under the leaf sheaths in the form of panicles. The flowers are small, golden yellow and grow in a spiral shape on the small cob.

Hawaiian coconut, stem: Its stem is like bamboo, with segments, the stem segments are very short, the middle of the stem is hollow, but slender, and new buds grow on the stem in a creeping shape. And there are no branches.

Leaves: The leaves of Hawaiian coconut are few, dark brown and shiny, growing on the upper part of the stem, growing in a pinnate shape, without petioles, and the branches are straight.

The flowers of Hawaiian coconut are pink and grow on the upper part of the stem in the leaf axils. The flowering period is from February to March.

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