Common varieties of cold water flowers

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Mosaic and leaf cold water flower

Dense cold water flower

bubble leaf cold water flower

ruffled leaf cold water flower

Silver leaf cold water flower

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Crysanthemums are very popular small foliage plants because they are highly adaptable, easy to propagate, and relatively easy to care for. They have small and elegant clusters, distinct green and white leaves, and beautiful patterns. So, how much do you know about cold water flowers? Let’s take a look at the common varieties of cold water flowers!

Mosaic and leaf cold water flower

Cold Water Flower with Mosaic Leaves

This is the most common variety. There are obvious patterns on the leaves.

Dense Cold Water Flower

The branches and leaves are densely grown, and the plant is relatively short, less than 20 centimeters.

Soaked Leaf Cold Water Flower

Also known as shrimp toad grass, it is a perennial herb. The plant is creeping and spreading, with thin and many branches, and the nodes are easily rooted on the ground. The leaves are round, light green, and have bubble-like protrusions on the leaf surface. The flowers are small, born in the leaf axils, and are dioecious.

Wrinkled Leaf Cold Water Flower

Also known as shrimp grass and moon-faced cold water flower, it is a perennial evergreen herb with a plant height of 20-50cm. The leaves are cross-shaped and opposite, with brown-red veins. The main color of the leaves is yellow-green, and the leaves are wrinkled and beautiful. The flowers are light pink and white, in umbels, and bloom in spring and summer.

Silver Leaf Cold Water Flower

Also called silver-veined shrimp grass, it grows upright and branches easily. The leaves are dark green, with a beautiful silver-white stripe in the center, extending from the base of the leaf to the top, which is quite ornamental.

Dense cold water flower

bubble leaf cold water flower

ruffled leaf cold water flower

Silver leaf cold water flower

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