The difference between Mingyue and Huangli

1. Difference of blades

The leaves of Mingyue are alternate and imbricate. They are lanceolate or obovate, with relatively sharp tips, and their arrangement is very similar to a keel. If the sunlight is sufficient, the leaf edges will be golden or orange. If the sunlight is strong, they will turn orange-red.

The leaves of Huangli are spoon-shaped, very loose overall, and have a small pointed tip on the top. When there is sufficient sunlight, the edges of the leaves will turn red, and if they grow in a cool place for a long time, the leaves will be green.

2. Flower Differences

The flowers of Mingyue have 5 petals and are white. The sepals are generally without stalks and are triangular or spherical, and they point upward when open.

The flowers of the yellow lily are all single petals with a light yellow color, but it rarely blooms.