Environmental differences

Environment for spring taro

Spring taro is a kind of herbaceous plant. It likes to grow in a hidden environment and can withstand low temperature. The best ambient temperature is 18-25 ℃, and it can resist as low as 2 ℃ in cold winter. The best cultivation soil for spring taro should be sandy soil rich in humus

Required environment of Phyllostachys pubescens

It is also a perennial herb. It likes a humid and warm growth environment. It is difficult to resist strong light. It can stand shade but can't stand dryness. To raise a pot of turtle backed bamboo, you also need to provide it with a fertile soil environment that can absorb water and keep water loose. In addition, it's better to be acidic and rich in rotten leaves. The temperature is lower than that of spring taro. If it is lower than five degrees Celsius, Phyllostachys pubescens can't grow

Morphological differences

Morphology of spring taro

The stem of spring taro is very short and small. The leaves grow at the top of the stem and expand outward. Although they are very dense, they are very neat. In addition, spring taro has another feature, that is, it has a very slender and tall petiole. The maximum can reach as much as one meter, and the matched leaves show a transparent and silent dark green

Morphology of Phyllostachys pubescens

The whole plant of Phyllostachys pubescens presents a kind of green, the plant is quite strong, and the surface is smooth and not rough. Their stems are very thick and can reach a circumference of 6cm. Compared with spring taro, the leaves are more round and tough, and there are some round holes on the leaves for easy differentiation