The difference between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin. The distinction between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin.

Difference between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin

For netizens who are interested, here is an in-depth explanation of the experience with the succulent plant Hongzhiyu, including the differences between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin. Let's take a look together!

Many plant enthusiasts may not be able to distinguish between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin because they haven't seen both plants at the same time. In fact, there are significant differences between the two. This article provides two pictures of Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin for plant enthusiasts to refer to.

Hongzhiyu Jin (Sedum rubrotinctum cv. 'Aurora'), a variegated cultivar of Hongzhiyu, has patterned leaves with white powder and turns pink when in good condition. When not in good condition, due to less chlorophyll, it tends to be white.

Hongzhiyu (Sedum rubrotinctum) is green when not in good condition, with a glossy epidermis and no white powder. It turns reddish-brown under sufficient sunlight.

Care tips for Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin:

Both prefer warm conditions and are not cold-resistant; they enjoy sunlight and have strong drought resistance. They thrive in environments with distinct day-night temperature differences and are adaptable to a wide range of temperatures, growing well between 10°C and 28°C. In autumn and winter, as temperatures drop and sunlight strengthens, the succulent leaves gradually turn red. Therefore, artificially lowering temperatures during cultivation can enhance their ornamental value. They are adaptable and not particular about soil.

Indoor temperatures in winter should not be lower than 5°C. Both enjoy sunlight and should be exposed to light throughout their growing period. However, excessive exposure to the sun in summer can cause leaf sunburn, so it's advisable to provide some shade or half-day sunlight, and avoid direct sunlight at noon. Hongzhiyu should be kept well-ventilated in summer. They grow slowly, are drought-resistant, and should not be over-fertilized or over-watered. It's best to water thoroughly when dry and reduce the amount and frequency of watering when indoor temperatures are low in winter. Hongzhiyu usually starts to become disordered in shape after three years of cultivation, so pruning should be done in advance.

The above sharing provides a detailed introduction to the differences between Hongzhiyu and Hongzhiyu Jin for netizens to reference and learn from.