The difference between dripping Guanyin and calla lily

The weeping angel and calla lily are two very similar plants, and they both have beautiful appearances and are suitable for cultivation as ornamental plants. However, many people do not have a deep understanding of these two plants and do not know the differences between them. Sometimes when buying weeping angel and calla lily, they do not know how to distinguish them. Today, we will make a specific comparison between the weeping angel and calla lily so that everyone can understand the differences between them.

The difference between dripping Guanyin and calla lily

1. Leaves

Both the Weeping Goddess and the Calla Lily have large leaves that are evergreen all year round, but if you look closely you will find that the Weeping Goddess's leaves are sharper, and when the air humidity is too high, the tips of its leaves will drip downwards. The Calla Lily has a large number of leaves that are particularly large, and there are no obvious leaf tips. When the air humidity is too high, it will not drip.

2. Growth habits

There are also some differences in the growth habits of the Weeping Goddess of Mercy and the Calla Lily. The Weeping Goddess of Mercy is a green plant that particularly likes a hot and humid environment. It has a particularly strong endogenous nature. This plant mainly grows in tropical areas in nature, but its resistance to strong light and wind is particularly poor. It is best to place it indoors when it is made into a potted plant. The Calla Lily is a green plant that grows in subtropical areas. This plant likes a warm and humid semi-shady environment. It can usually be cultivated outdoors and only needs to be moved indoors after winter.

3. Efficacy and effects

There are certain differences in the effects of the weeping angel and calla lily. Although they can both be cultivated as ornamental plants, the weeping angel has a higher ornamental value. Moreover, this plant can absorb a large amount of harmful substances in the air when grown indoors, and can convert carbon dioxide in the air into oxygen, which can be released into the air to purify the indoor air. Although calla lily also has this effect, its ability to purify the air is slightly worse than that of the weeping angel.

4. Management methods

There are also obvious differences in the management methods of the Weeping Angelica and the Calla Lily during the cultivation period. The Weeping Angelica does not need to be sprayed with water on its leaves frequently during the cultivation period to keep its leaves green, and when the air humidity is too high, it will have a unique dripping phenomenon. However, the Calla Lily is different. It needs to be sprayed with water on its leaves frequently during the cultivation period to keep the environment moist so that its leaves can remain green and tender.