The difference between the Overlord Whip and the Dragon Bone Column

1. Basic characteristics

1. Overlord Whip. The Tyranthus radiata is a tree-like plant with a thick stem that generally has five ridges and spiral branches. It is a lighter green in color with black thorns. Its leaves are very pulpy and also light green in color.

2. Keel column. The keel column has many branches and is blue-green in color. It is generally four to five meters tall and has many small thorns on its edges, which are so short that they are sometimes difficult to notice. The flowering time of the dragon bone column is in summer. The flower color is white. It usually opens during the day and closes at night. Its small round berries are also blue-purple and they are edible!

2. Growth habits

1. Overlord Whip. The Tyrannosaurus Rex likes an environment with plenty of sunlight and is particularly resistant to drought and high temperatures, but is more afraid of severe cold. Generally speaking, if the temperature is too low, its leaves will fall off. It grows best in fertile, loose and well-drained sandy soil and can grow to a height of 3 meters. Therefore, if you plant the giant whip in a pot, you must choose sandy loam with good water permeability, and the pot should also be a clay pot with relatively good air permeability. Broken tiles should be used as a drainage layer at the bottom of the pot. This will ensure good drainage and is particularly conducive to the growth of the giant whip.

2. Keel column. Dragon bone column likes dry loam and is relatively drought-resistant, but cannot tolerate severe cold. It must be kept indoors in the winter in the north. The environment in which the keel column grows must be well ventilated, otherwise it is particularly prone to diseases and pests.

3. Toxicity

1. Overlord Whip. The whole plant of the Tyrannosaurus Rex contains white, highly poisonous latex, which can cause severe poisoning if accidentally consumed. If it splashes into the eyes, it will cause blindness.

2. Keel column. There are sharp thorns on the fleshy stems of the dragon bone column, and there is poisonous white latex on its outer stems. It should not be allowed to get into the eyes. During home breeding, care must be taken to prevent the elderly and children from being pricked, otherwise it will cause poisoning. Its juice is also poisonous. If the branches or leaves are broken, be careful not to touch the milky white juice that flows out, and never put it in your mouth, otherwise your mouth will become numb!

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