The difference between Biguanghuan and branch Aixing

Green Ring Form

The leaves of the green halo ring are translucent and grainy, which is very cute. It also has branches and tends to grow in groups.

The flowers are generally white, the fruit is ingot-shaped, and contains 50-150 seeds.

The stem is thick, fleshy and noded. The leaves are fleshy and dimorphic. During the growing season, the leaves are slender and opposite, often not connected. The dormant leaves are short and thick, hemispherical, and the opposite leaves are highly connected.

Branch and trunk morphology

A perennial succulent shrub with very fleshy, opposite, club-shaped leaves covered with a layer of transparent reflective bumps. Young stems are green, while old stems are dark red or brown. Perennial branches tend to become lignified and have no obvious dormancy period.

The difference between Biguanghuan and branch Aizo

Because the young seedlings of the branched apricot are often called little rabbits by flower lovers, they are confused with the Green Halo Rabbit. But the difference between the two is still very obvious!

The green halo ring grows extremely slowly and has only one pair of fleshy leaves throughout its life, which are shaped like rabbit ears. The old plants have tuberous roots. When the temperature is high, it will enter a dormant state, with withered leaves and no branches.

The leaves of the branch apricot are opposite and shaped like little rabbits, but these leaves grow on the branches, not on the tubers like the Apricot Tree, so they are easier to distinguish.