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How do you tell when an orchid needs watering? 4 methods you can still learn now
How to tell when an orchid needs watering, let's take a look together! Orchids are noble plants, different from clivia and even more different from plants like roses. Some say that people who grow orchids are people of refined taste, and a good orchid paired with high...
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Tips for Catching Rice Field Eels: How to Tell Rice Field Eel Holes from Snake Holes
Mentioning rice field eels reminds me of when I was a child, after the fish pond in front of our house was drained, leaving just a little water in the pond, many of the neighborhood kids would gather in groups to look for loaches. If you could find a rice field eel, it was a huge win, because when you got home...
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How to tell male and female arowanas apart? Just remember these 7 points
If you want to keep a silver arowana, the first thing you need to do is go to the market to pick one out, but many people run into trouble when choosing, because they want to pick a male silver arowana but do not know how to tell them apart...
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What Is the Difference Between Parsley and Cilantro? A Quick Guide to Telling Them Apart
Stem difference: Cilantro has cylindrical stems; parsley also has cylindrical stems. Leaf difference: Cilantro leaves are broadly ovate or fan-shaped and semi-divided; parsley leaves are pinnately compound and dark green. Flower difference: Cilantro flowers are white or slightly pale purple; parsley flowers are white or light green. Fruit difference: Cilantro fruit is spherical; parsley fruit is small, grayish brown or light brown.
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What is the difference between gesang flowers and cosmos flowers? A quick guide to tell them apart
Differences in the plants: gesang flowers are tough plants that love sunlight; cosmos plants are taller, reaching up to one to two meters at most, with spindle-shaped roots, and the plants are rather slender but not easy to break. Differences in the flowers: the former has solitary flowers, large in diameter, brilliantly colorful, and diverse in variety; the latter has fewer varieties compared with the former, with longer pedicels, and its flowering season is in summer.
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What is the difference between Viola verecunda and Viola mandshurica? A quick guide to tell them apart
Flower differences: the former is pink-purple with symmetrical petals and an early blooming period, and the calyx holding the flower has toothed edges; the latter is darker in color, deep purple, with asymmetrical petals and a later blooming period, and the calyx edges are rounded and smooth. Leaf differences: the former has leaves shaped somewhat like a slight heart, with very long petioles and no narrow wings; the latter has longer leaves and shorter petioles with narrow wings.
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How to Identify Centella asiatica? Master These Identification Features
Leaves: kidney-shaped, round, or horseshoe-shaped, with bluntly toothed margins, petioles about 1.5-27 cm long, green. Flowers: umbels, purplish-red or creamy white. Fruit: spherical, base heart-shaped then becoming flat-topped, compressed on both sides, with longitudinal ridges on each side and small net-like transverse veins.
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What is the difference between glossy privet and Chinese photinia? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaves: the former are long ovate, ovate, or elliptical to broadly elliptical, hairless. The latter are long obovate, obovate-elliptical, or long elliptical, hairy at first and then losing the hairs as they grow. Fruit: the former is kidney-shaped or nearly kidney-shaped, deep blue-black, turning red-black when ripe. The latter is spherical, red turning brownish-purple.
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What is the difference between buttercup and Geum japonicum? A quick guide to tell them apart
Differences in the plant: the buttercup plant is taller, with straight, upright stems and many fine fibrous roots at the base; the Geum japonicum rhizome is short but relatively large, with a height of about 60 to 100 cm. Differences in the leaves: the former has leaves that are heart-shaped or five-pointed-star-shaped, with a variety of leaf forms, while the latter has very long leaf stalks that split outward.
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What is the difference between Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' and Graptopetalum paraguayense? Learn to tell the two succulents apart
Color distinction: Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' has a thick layer of white powder on the plant, giving it a dusty light blue color, while Graptopetalum paraguayense is more grayish-green or even dark green in its own color, with a light layer of white powder distributed on the plant; Leaf distinction: the former has long spindle-shaped leaves with smooth, rounded edges arranged in a ring-like pattern, while the latter also has ovate leaf shapes, with leaves curving inward and ridge lines on the back.
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