The difference between Phoenix tailed orchid and yucca

Author：Flower Encyclopedia Date：2022-04-04 20:35

The leaf length of Phoenix tailed orchid is about 50 cm and the leaf width is more than 1 cm. The leaf length of Yucca is about 25 cm to 60 cm, and the leaf width is about 3 cm. The lace edge of Phoenix tailed orchid is purplish red, and a part of the upper part of the filament is in a state of retroflexion to the outside.

Plant differences

The leaf length of Phoenix tailed orchid is about 50 cm and the leaf width is more than 1 cm. The leaf length of Yucca is about 25 cm to 60 cm, and the leaf width is about 3 cm. The leaf length and width of fengtailan are different from those of Yucca

Differences between the plants of Cymbidium and yucca

Differences in growth characteristics

Phoenix tailed orchid prefers warm, humid and sunny places. It has strong adaptability and certain anti pollution ability. It is native to North America. Phoenix tailed orchid is also planted in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and its south. Yucca has strong cold resistance and likes places with plenty of sunshine and good ventilation. It is planted in most parts of our country

Differences of distribution areas between Cymbidium and yucca

Difference of design and color

The lace edge of Phoenix tailed orchid is purplish red, and a part of the upper part of the filament is in a state of retroflexion to the outside. The flower leaf edge of Yucca is not purplish red, and the filaments do not bend outward.

Other differences

There are no thorns at the edge and top of the leaves of fengtailan, but there are thorns at the edge and tip of Yucca

Essential difference between Phoenix tailed orchid and yucca

The difference between Phoenix tailed orchid and yucca

Flower Encyclopedia

2022-04-04 20:35

Description The leaf length of Phoenix tailed orchid is about 50 cm and the leaf width is more than 1 cm. The leaf length of Yucca is about 25 cm to 60 cm, and the leaf width is about 3 cm. The lace edge of Phoenix tailed orchid is purplish red, and a part of the upper part of the filament is in a state of retroflexion to the outside.