The difference between Ebisu and Daikoku

The Origin of Ebisu Daikoku

In fact, Ebisu Daikoku is the variety of Ebisu Smile that is commonly chosen through hybridization with the Queen's Jade Comb of Westba. First of all, let me give you a brief introduction to the Queen's Jade Comb of Westba. It has another name called the dense-flowered mallet tree, but the appearance of the plant is like a mallet, and it is a relatively rare plant. The appearance of Ebisu Daikokugo is a combination of these two plants. It has the thorns all over the body of Queen Seba's jade comb, as well as Ebisu's shortness and stockiness, as if it were a genetic inheritance.

The difference between Ebisu Sho and Ebisu Daikoku

Ebisu smiled:

1. The color of the appearance is mainly silvery white;

2. Its leaves give people a very fresh feeling, and the color is light green;

3. Its flowers are yellow, without independent pedicels, and grow directly from the root tuber;

4. There are only some sharp thorns growing near the top of its surface, and no other parts of its surface have any sharp thorns.

Emisu Daikoku:

1. The color of the surface is mainly blue-black;

2. Its leaves are dark green, and thicker than those of Ebisu.

3. Although its flowers are also yellow, they have longer independent pedicels, which is also a more obvious difference between them;

4. Except for the very bottom, its surface is covered with short thorns, which gives it a very hammer-like feeling, and this is also the biggest difference between them.