The difference between green chrysanthemum and duckweed

1. The difference between leaves

The leaves of green chrysanthemum are palm-shaped, green in color, opposite, and have a rounded tip. The overall appearance is clustered and very dense. The leaves of duckweed are arranged in whorls of 4-12, the lobes are filamentous or filamentous strips, with white cartilage at the tip, pointed leaf tips, and green color, but the overall color is not as bright as green chrysanthemum. It grows irregularly with branches and is relatively sparse.

2. The difference between flowers

The flower color of green chrysanthemum is white, the outer layer of petals is white, the base is a little yellow, the tip of the inner petal is green, the flower is in a flying shape, and the whole flower shape is a double petal. The group flowering period starts as early as June 10th and lasts for 65 days. The flowers of Dermatophaga are light green in color, with three teeth and purple hairs at the tip, an oval ovary and a subulate style. The flowering period is from June to July.

3. Differences in growth environment

Green chrysanthemum is suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light. It likes strong light. If the light is not bright enough, it will cause the leaves to fall off and stop growing. Although duckweed also likes light, it will die if exposed to strong light. Dim light has no effect on it and will not stop growing.