Grandma cut leeks at the neighbor's house and made dumplings for her grandson.

So, today, Huahua will sum up for you, those who do not bloom, look like leeks, spring onions like flowers, we must not admit wrong!

Wind and rain orchid-like onions and leeks, blossom as soon as it rains!

Huahua is the first to talk about the wind and rain orchid of the recent fire. Because it blossoms as soon as it rains, it is called wind and rain orchid, and wind and rain orchid is divided into two varieties, leek orchid and green onion orchid.

The leek orchid, which looks like a leek, has flat leaves and is easy to lodge.

Dig it out to see if the leaves are more like leeks?

Onion orchid that looks like green onion leaves, the leaves are round, upright growth is not easy to bend

The green onion orchid dug up is exactly the same as the green onion, and the green onion leaf and the green onion are very clearly separated!

Although it looks like leeks and green onions, but once it blossoms, it will burst in clusters, which is very beautiful!

Large scallions-colored onions

Huahua passed through a community before, and saw that there are a lot of old green onions in the green belt, but how is this green onion different from the color planted in our home? Well, it turns out this is a big onion that can't be eaten!

Ordinary green onions are like this. They usually forget to pick them, and they will blossom when they get old.

The blooming of green onions is like this, is it much better than our home-raised green onions?

Foreign daffodils-do not bloom like garlic seedlings!

For the aunt who treats daffodils as leeks, Huahua feels incredible. Obviously, daffodils look no different from garlic when they are not blooming. It's a far cry from leeks!

Non-flowering daffodils are just garlic leaves.

However, after flowering, the face of the daffodils immediately improved several grades!

Wenshulan-it doesn't blossom like a corn leaf!

When Huahua first met Wenshulan, she thought she had cultivated a dwarf version of corn, especially before it blossomed, the broad leaves were very similar to corn leaves!

But as soon as it blossoms, it has nothing to do with corn!