The difference between Jinshangzhu, Fozhu and Jingtongzi

Introduction to three types of succulent plants

Brocade beads, Buddhist beads and Kyoto boy are all succulent plants belonging to the Asteraceae family. Among them, Brocade beads are also known as lemon fairy chrysanthemum and white chrysanthemum, and Buddhist beads are also known as green bells. All three have fleshy leaves that are round and full.

The difference between three kinds of succulents

The leaves of the brocade bead are teardrop-shaped and have stripes. The rhizome of the genus Artemisia is relatively straight, especially in the early stages of growth, and it does not seem to be hanging down from the pot. It can produce small white flowers with yellow stamens.

The leaves of Buddhist beads are spherical, and some are spindle-shaped. There is a transparent vertical line in the center of the leaves, and a small tip is slightly raised at the tail of the leaves. The rhizomes of the Buddhist beads hang down and grow on the soil surface.

The leaves of the Beijing boy's plant have brown stripes, some of which are darker and some are lighter. It can bloom small white flowers with red stamens.

This is all I have to say about the differences between Brocade Beads, Buddhist Beads and Kyoto Boy. As long as you are careful, you can distinguish these three succulents!