The difference between chandelier Fuso and Fuso

The Difference Between Chandelier Hibiscus and Hibiscus——Growth Habits

Growth Habits of Chandelier Hibiscus

Chandelier hibiscus prefers a warm, humid environment with plenty of light and can only be planted in pots.

It grows in the area north of the Yangtze River Basin. Its branches and buds are resistant to pruning, have vigorous growth, strong adaptability, and require soil rich in organic matter.

Hibiscus growth habit

The growth habit of hibiscus is the same as that of chandelier hibiscus. It prefers a warm, humid and well-lit environment. Not cold-tolerant or shade-tolerant, but resistant to pruning.

It grows in the Yangtze River basin and the areas to the north of China, has vigorous growth and a wide range of adaptability.

The difference between chandelier hibiscus and hibiscus - leaves

Chandelier Hibiscus Leaves

The leaves of the chandelier hibiscus are oval or oblong, about 7 cm long, with a short pointed tip, a broad cuneate base, and are smooth and hairless.

Hibiscus leaves

Hibiscus is an evergreen shrub with tall plants and cylindrical branches.

The leaves of hibiscus are broadly ovate or narrowly ovate, about 4 to 9 cm long, with a pointed apex and a rounded or wedge-shaped base. The edges of the leaves are coarsely serrated, and except for the hairs along the veins on the back of the leaves, the rest of the leaves are hairless.

The difference between chandelier hibiscus and hibiscus - flowers

Chandelier Hibiscus flowers

The flowers of the chandelier hibiscus grow individually in the middle of the leaf axils at the end of the branches. The pedicels are slender, drooping, smooth and not covered with hairs.

Bracts: Very small, lanceolate, covered with hairs. The calyx is tubular and covered with fine hairs; the petals are deeply lobed and fringed, recurving upward. The style of the stamens is very long and grows in a protruding and drooping manner.

Hibiscus flowers

The flowers of hibiscus grow individually in the axils of leaves at the top of the branches, showing a drooping shape. The pedicels are 7 cm long, covered with sparse star-shaped soft hairs, and have nodes at the proximal end; the corolla is funnel-shaped, 6 to 10 cm long.

Petals: obovate, covered with sparse hairs, stamens smooth and shiny, not covered with hairs.

Well, the editor has told you the difference between the chandelier Fuso and Fuso. Next time you see them, you will be able to tell the difference between these two fake brothers.

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