The difference between Calla Lily and Dripping Guanyin

1. Calla Lily

It belongs to the Araceae family and prefers soil with a lot of nutritious humus. It is a herb that can survive for many years and can grow to a height of 70-100 cm. Its stem is very large and fleshy. The leaves are very green, shaped like arrows, very large, and look very beautiful when spread out. The petioles are very thick and the flowers are very large and pure white.

2. Dripping Water Guanyin

It is a member of the genus Arum in the family Araceae. The stem is very thick and can grow up to three meters high. The leaves are gathered at the top of the stem. It grows in the southern part of our country and prefers warm, hydrated and cool areas. The suitable temperature is between twenty and twenty-five degrees. It is relatively large in size and needs to be planted in a large pot or bucket. It is suitable for placing in the hall, where it looks very spectacular.

3. Difference

1. In fact, if you want to distinguish them, the easiest way is to add more water to the flower soil. If after a period of time, there are water drops dripping down along the edge of the leaves, then it is the latter. If there is no dripping, then it is the former.

2. In addition, we can also distinguish them from their appearance. The former has a spherical root, a very large rhizome, a very long petiole, and the shape of the leaves is like an inverted heart. The petioles of the latter are relatively thick. The flowers of the former are very similar to those of white calla lilies. The center of the petals is an inflorescence composed of many small flowers, and the shape is very much like an inverted horseshoe, while the flowers of the latter are like Guanyin covered with a layer of white gauze.