How to distinguish flowers from yin and yang by looking at leaves

1. Distinguish according to leaf shape

(1) coniferous flowers and trees: the leaves are needle-like, such as five-needle pine, cedar, cypress, etc., most of them are positive; the leaves are flat and scaly, such as Platycladus orientalis, Luohan pine, etc., are slightly shady.

(2) Broad-leaved flowers and trees: evergreen broad-leaved flowers and trees, most of them belong to negative or semi-negative flowers, such as evergreen, tortoise-backed bamboo, begonia, camellia, magnolia, rhododendron, etc.; deciduous broad-leaved flowers and trees are mostly positive flowers, such as impatiens, peach, chrysanthemum, rose, pomegranate, plum blossom, lotus, water lily and so on.

2. According to the density of branches and leaves

Distinguish that most of the small and dense branches and leaves belong to semi-negative flowers, such as asparagus, asparagus, Phyllostachys pubescens, etc.; the branches and leaves are large and sparse and extended, most of them are positive flowers, such as a string of red, tricolor pansy, colored leaf grass, oleander, jasmine and so on.

3. According to the leathery foliar surface

Distinguish the thick leathery leaves, most of which belong to shade-resistant flowers. Such as orchid, orchid, gentleman orchid, rubber tree and so on.