The difference between Oplina and Frost Dawn

1. Leaf Difference

The leaves of Oplina are long spoon-shaped, with an oblique tip at the top and white powder on the surface of the leaves. The leaf tip and leaf edge are pink, the leaf surface is slightly concave, there is a keel on the back of the leaf, the leaves grow fast and are relatively thick.

The leaves of the Frost Morning Star are arranged in a ring shape. They are long and flat, spindle-shaped, have leaf tips, have rounded edges, and are very thick. The back of the leaves are ridged, concave, and slightly curved toward the center. The leaf surface is smooth and powdery. When the sun is full, the leaves turn lavender or pink.

2. Flower Differences

Oplina produces spike-like pedicels and bell-shaped flowers that are yellow with orange tips.

Frost Morning has a raceme inflorescence with pink flowers on the outside and orange-yellow on the inside. The flowers are bell-shaped and arranged in strings, and each flower has 5 or 6 petals.