1、 Leaf difference

1. The leaves of taro are usually very thick, and the petiole can grow to 1.5m long. It is sub leathery and the color is grass green. The leaves can usually grow to about 50-90cm, the width is 40-90cm, and the edge of the leaves is wavy

2. The leaves of Dishui Guanyin are oval halberd shaped, and the leaf length is generally 30-90cm, which is relatively short. The petiole is also shorter than the sea taro, usually only 1m. Sometimes water falls down from the leaves, while the sea taro does not

2、 Flower difference

1. The inflorescence of taro is fragrant, and the inflorescence of female flowers is white, with a length of about 2-4cm. The inflorescence of male flowers is light yellow, and the length will be longer, about 3-7cm. It blooms all year round, but if the growing environment is too dark, it will not bloom

2. When Dishui Guanyin blooms, the length of the pedicel is about 10-30cm, the length of the Buddha flame bud is about 10-20cm, the lower part is tubular, and the upper part is slightly curved and navicular

3、 Different habits

1. Sea taro likes a semi cloudy environment, but it can't be too dark. Like water, so in its growing season, the soil would rather be wet than too dry. In addition, proper topdressing should be carried out during its growth period, usually once a week

2. Dishui Guanyin is suitable for growing in an environment of 20-30 ℃ and can not be lower than 8 ℃ in winter. It is also capable of yin and likes to be fat very much. It also likes to be wet. When curing, keep the soil moist

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