Peach Taro came here and Chihuahua saw it foolishly confused.

Some people say that Taotaro is a Chihuahua.

In the end WHY

Because they are all succulent plants.

How similar they are, here.

In fact, these are two varieties, indeed they both look very similar, not only you will be confused, I am also!

In fact, the leaf tip of the Chihuahua is sharper, while the leaf of Taotaro looks thicker. Some flower friends say that the leaves of Chihuahua look tighter than Taotaro. Chihuahua's leaf tip is red, the leaf edge will not be red, and if Taotaro has enough light, the whole leaf may turn red ▼

Chihuahua is a succulent plant of the family crassulaceae, which is used to be called Chihuahua. Because the plant is beautiful, the leaf tip is red and has the charm of drunken imperial concubine, and it is also called Yang Guifei. Chihuahua, the plant type is small, the leaves are closely arranged in the shape of a very standard rosette, the leaves are ovate and slightly enclosed, with a small tip, which is often red.

Taketaro is a succulent plant of the genus Cerambycidae, which was successfully cultivated by the Japanese horticulturist Shoichi Kithori in 1990. This variety is selected after crossing between Ghost Jian Cheng (a variety of red shrimp, basically no thorns or densely covered with short thorns) and Meihuajiao. The flowers come in three colors and are more than 5cm in diameter. Peach Taro is a very successful hybrid variety. The thorn seat is smoother than Ghost seeing City. It is a rare thornless variety in cactus, and the flowers are more colorful.

Maintenance guide

Light

Peach Taro likes the sunny, cool and dry growth environment, drought-resistant, not cold-resistant. If the summer high temperature reaches 35 or so, you should properly shade and control the water, and you can use an umbrella to control the water. The growing season can be full-day sunshine, lack of light will appear the phenomenon of overgrowth, and can be planted in places with strong indoor sunshine in winter.

Watering

Keep the basin soil moist during the growing period, but it is best not to touch the leaves when watering and fertilizing. Flower friends who have just come into contact with peach taro can be watered according to the principle of "no dry, no watering, watering thoroughly". Watering is usually chosen in the evening after sunset or in the evening.

Basin soil

Peach Taro does not have high requirements for soil, as long as it is loose and breathable. It can generally be cultivated with peat or coconut bran + perlite at 1:1. 4. Reproduction: the reproduction of peach taro is usually leaf cuttings or ramets.

For the two who are very similar, you have to distinguish them from each other.

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