The difference between succulent frost morning and winter beauty

1. Different varieties

Frost Morning is a succulent plant of the genus Echeveria. It is not a native variety, but a hybrid of Star Beauty and Guanghan Palace. It is a relatively easy-to-care-for variety.

Winter beauty is also called Eastern beauty. It is a succulent plant of the genus Thick Caryophylle. It is quite similar to the former, but because they are not the same plant, there are still slight differences. It is also a hybrid variety, a cross between the genus Pinnata and the genus Thickleaf.

2. Different leaves

The leaves of Frost Morning are long and oblate, appearing relatively flat. There are ridges on the back of the leaves, and the leaf surface is slightly concave. All the leaves are slightly curved towards the center of the leaf. The color of the leaves is relatively similar, appearing green-blue or gray-green. When the sun is good, they will appear pink or lavender.

The leaves of Winter Beauty are spoon-shaped and blue-green to grayish white in color, a little lighter than the former. When the sun is good, the leaves turn pink.

3. Different flowers

The flowers of Frost Morning are racemes, pink on the outside and orange-yellow on the inside, bell-shaped, with five or six petals.

The flowers of Winter Beauty are clustered inflorescences. The flowers are red in color, inverted bell-shaped, and have five petals.