The difference between Scutellaria przewalskii and Scutellaria angustifolia

Sedum sarmentosum is a perennial succulent herb, flowering in June to July. Born on slopes or rocks. Today, I will introduce you to the difference between pot drooping grass and sedum.

1. Different flowering periods

Although Sedum sarmentosum and Sedum sedum are very similar in appearance, there are great essential differences between them. Generally, the difference between Sedum sarmentosum and Sedum sarmentosum lies in their different flowering periods. Sedum sarmentosum usually blooms in May ~ July and bears fruit in August every year, while Sedum sarmentosum blooms in April ~ May and bears fruit only in June ~ July.

2. Different leaf shapes

Each flower of sedum has about 3~4 leaves, and the top of the leaves is very sharp, its base has no flower stalk, the leaves are relatively slender, while the leaves of sedum are relatively broad, mainly lanceolate, and the leaves are simple and do not overlap, which is also the best way to distinguish between the two.

Third, taste different

In life, you can also eat the stems of sedum and sedum. If there is no taste, it is sedum. If it tastes sour, it is sedum. However, it is generally recommended not to eat it. This is just a way to distinguish one from the other.

IV. Different growth habits

Generally speaking, the adaptability of sedum sedum is very strong, and there is no specific requirement for soil. Generally, it can grow well without careful care, while sedum sarmentosum likes to grow in a warm and humid environment. It is best to choose loose and fertile sandy soil for cultivation. This is also the biggest difference between the two essences.

Sedum lineatum grows on low mountains or flat grass slopes. The whole herb can be used for medicinal purposes, with the effects of clearing away heat and toxic materials, dispersing stasis and detumescence, and stopping bleeding.