Jade fan varieties

Mammoth

This thing is also called the Silver Fox Jade Fan. It is gray in color with fine white lines on it. They look just like elephant hooves, no wonder it is also called woolly mammoth.

White Mammoth

This is similar to Mammoth Man, but don't be fooled by its name, it is not white, but a tender gray-green color. If mammoths are relatively stable, then this white mammoth has a light and airy feeling.

Wild muscle

Although this jade fan looks similar to the white mammoth, its color is slightly darker. The patterns on it are also very special, like pieces of green meat. Isn’t it a bit strange? However, this kind of jade fan is still very famous. Friends who don’t know it can learn more about it.

Spagurin

This name is really hard to remember. It is a transliteration from a foreign language, so it has been passed down orally. The leaves of this jade fan are relatively thin, white at the top, and relatively compact, and generally have more blades. This is a rare variety. Friends who love jade fans can go and buy some to study them carefully.

White Jade Fan

This type is relatively famous because the fan blades are very thick, especially compared to the one above, they are almost as thick as two! They have fewer lines and are not very clear. It looks like it was painted casually with a white brush, giving it a sense of freedom and naturalness. If you are a fresh, refined and extraordinary fairy, you can try to grow one.

Batman

As the name suggests, it really looks like a row of bats lined up neatly. If you look at it from directly above, the sides are not green, but gray-black, which is more like the true color of a bat, so this name is definitely what everyone wants!

Ghost Rock City

This kind of jade fan is really worth mentioning. When viewed from the top, it looks like several huge "M"s combined together, with serrated edges. It is very different from other varieties. There are almost no lines on it, and the color is relatively dark, close to dark green, and even a little bluish.