The difference between Kalanchoe and Kalanchoe

1. Difference of blades

The leaves of Kalanchoe are opposite, the middle leaves are deeply pinnate, the lobes are linear or linear-lanceolate, the edges are shallowly serrated or shallowly fissured, the total length is about 8-15 cm, and the petiole is about 2.5-4 cm long.

The leaves of Kalanchoe grow densely, and are oblong-spoon-shaped or elliptical in shape, about 4-8 cm long and 2-6 cm wide. There are blunt teeth on the upper leaf margins, and entire margins on the lower ones.

2. The difference between flowers

Kalanchoe has a cone-shaped inflorescence, about 10-30 cm long. Its bracts are linear, with 4 sepals, lanceolate in shape, and its corolla is yellow in color, butterfly-shaped, with 4 lobes, and ovate in shape. The flowering period is in March every year.

The colors of Kalanchoe are rich, including pink, orange-red, crimson, orange-yellow, yellow and white, etc. The corolla is long tubular and the flowering period is long, from January to April.