The difference between golden diamond and philodendron

1. Different varieties

Golden Diamond is a type of philodendron, originally called feathery philodendron, also known as spring taro, philodendron banana, little angel philodendron, feathery philodendron, etc. It is quite similar to the latter, but there are differences in essence, and some characteristics of the plant are different.

Philodendron, also known as the common emerald, is a foliage plant, also known as long-heart-leaved philodendron.

2. Different leaves

The leaves of the golden diamond are relatively narrow and slender, that is, narrower, and shaped like an oval heart, about 60 cm long and 40 cm wide. Its leaves are darker in color and more lustrous, and the leaves are evenly distributed throughout the plant.

The leaves of philodendron are wider and shorter, heart-shaped, about 25-35 cm long and about 12-18 cm wide. The color is relatively lighter and the glossiness is reduced.

3. Different flowers

Both the Golden Diamond and the latter can bloom, but it is relatively rare to see, and its flowers are lighter in color.

The flowers of philodendron are darker in color.