The difference between Sedum sedum and Sedum sedum

1. Difference in leaf color

The fleshy leaves of Sedum sedum are arranged alternately. They are gray-green at first and then light green, with slightly reddish edges, and the overall color is lighter. About 1.5-2.5 cm long and 0.9-1.3 cm wide. There are no petioles, and the leaves are connected to the base and stacked up and down.

The fleshy leaves of millet star are similar in color to the former, but when the temperature difference is large, the red color of the edge will be more obvious, and the overall color will be lighter green than the former. The size is smaller than the former, about 0.5 cm long and 0.4 cm wide.

2. Differences in leaf shape

The leaves of Sedum sedum are oval-triangular in shape, with edges that are not very sharp, almost round. The leaves are arranged very compactly up and down with almost no gaps.

The overall shape of the leaves of millet star is also an oval triangle, but the edges are triangular, the edges are very obvious, and the arrangement is not as compact as the former, and there will be gaps.