How to distinguish the male and female of the succulent plant Echeveria?
Main content introduction: Brief experience with the succulent plant Echeveria, how to distinguish the male and female of Echeveria? Details are as follows:
Many flower friends have asked about the male and female of Echeveria. It is incorrect to distinguish the male and female of Echeveria in appearance before flowering; it can only be distinguished after flowering. Next, we will use the flowering Echeveria to distinguish the male and female.
The two images above are female Echeveria waiting to be pollinated after flowering, with a stigma growing in the middle, dividing into three heads, and the stigma on the head has adhesiveness to stick pollen well.
The image below is the flower of the male Echeveria, with the pollen not yet mature. The male Echeveria flower has two pollen balls on a stigma, and a male flower seat basically has three stamens.
Below are the pictures of the female Echeveria flowering, look at the pistil.
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