The difference between white palm and calla lily

Introduction

Name: White Palm

Other names: taro, peace lily, etc.

Family: Arisaema or Spathiphyllum

Distribution: Native to tropical America, Colombia

Name: Calla Lily

Other names: Sagittaria, Calla, etc.

Family: Araceae, Calla

Distribution: Originated from Egypt and southern Africa, widely cultivated around the world

The difference between white palm and calla lily

Difference in properties

White palm has short rhizomes, and sometimes the stems become thick and woody. The leaves are relatively long, oval-lanceolate, with pointed ends, obvious veins, and relatively long petioles. The peduncle is upright, the flowers are slightly curled, the flower color is white, and the spadix is ​​cylindrical.

Calla lily has tubers, its leaves are relatively thick and green in color, its berries are short oval in shape and light yellow in color, and its seeds are obovate in shape.

The difference in habits

Anthurium likes to live in a warm, humid and semi-shaded environment. It hates direct sunlight and is not very cold-resistant. The temperature during growth should be kept within the range of 20~28℃, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 10℃.

Calla lily likes to live in a warm, humid and sunny environment. It is not drought-resistant or cold-resistant. The temperature during growth should be kept within the range of 15~25℃, and the night temperature should be above 13℃. Calla lily is not very demanding on soil, as long as it is fertile and sticky soil with good water retention.

The difference between flower language

The flower language of Anthurium is smooth sailing, which implies beauty, nobility, virtue, warmth, friendship and self-confidence. It gives people a sense of purity and tranquility, so it is called the flower of innocence.

The flower language of Calla Lily is fraternity, eternity, elegance, hope, nobility, purity, and pure friendship.

The above is the difference between Anthurium and Calla Lily.