The difference between spider silk, hairy silk and red silk

The difference between spider silk and hairy silk

The characteristic of spider silk is that there are a large number of spider web-like hairs wrapped around the tip of the leaves, and the diameter and density of the hairs of each plant are different. The leaves are flat, mostly light green, with pointed tips, and the petals are pink with dark stripes mixed in them.

The difference between the hairy curled silk and the spider silk curled silk is that the leaves of the hairy curled silk are covered with small hairs, while the leaves of the spider silk curled silk are smooth, with only the inter-leaf parts having sticky natural hairs.

The difference between spider silk and red silk

Red Curly Hair is a perennial succulent herb with leaves that grow radially. Fine, short white hairs grow on the leaf tips. The center of the plant is particularly dense, like a spider web, and is very similar to spider silk.

The difference between spider silk curled silk and red curled silk is that the leaves of red curled silk are mostly medium green or red, especially in cool and sunny places, the leaves will be purple-red. The leaves of spider silk are generally green.