These common flowers and plants are called by the wrong names by most people. Do you know them all?

Heartleaf philodendron. Heartleaf philodendron is often mistaken for pothos. The leaves of heartleaf philodendron are somewhat heart-shaped, and the leaves are rather thick and fleshy. It is even easier to care for than pothos and more drought-tolerant than pothos, very simple. Heartleaf philodendron likes a warm and humid environment. When watering, remember this sentence: water only after the soil has dried out completely.

Christmas cactus. Christmas cactus and crab cactus really look very similar. Many people call Christmas cactus crab cactus, but they are actually different. The leaves of Christmas cactus are not so pointed, while the leaves of crab cactus are very pointed, like thorns.

The flowers of Christmas cactus are only pink-purple, while crab cactus has many more flower colors, so everyone must distinguish them clearly.

Haworthia. Haworthia also belongs to the genus Aloe and is a standard aloe variety. But what is amazing is that this Haworthia can bloom, and the patterns on the leaves are like a zebra's. It blooms often, and the flower stalk is rather short. The flower color is generally orange-yellow and pink, hanging on it like a little bell. It likes a warm and dry environment.