First, Liriodendron is not a lucky tree.
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Liriodendron chinense and lucky tree are two completely different trees, but because they are both feng shui trees that can make a fortune and ornamental plants with green leaves in all seasons, they are somewhat similar in appearance. This is why people think that these two kinds of trees are the same tree. But in fact, it is very simple to distinguish between two kinds of trees. The following four aspects can simply distinguish Liriodendron and Lucky Tree.
2. Four differences between Liriodendron chinense and Lucky Tree 1, and the difference of stems.
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Many flower friends don't know that Liriodendron is a lucky tree. In fact, you can tell which one is Liriodendron by the position of its stem. Palm tree is an evergreen shrub with many branches, but the branches are dense and the stems are thin. However, Lucky Tree is a kind of plant belonging to Cucurbitaceae. Its stems are thick, its roots have no branches and leaves, and its stems are mostly at the top, showing an umbrella shape.
2. The difference between leaves
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The leaves of duckweed are very characteristic, which are palmately compound leaves and grow around the central point. Slightly sparse, leaf blade pubescent or glabrous. The leaves feel a little hard, tough, shiny, round and have obvious veins. However, the leaves of the lucky tree are slender, palm-shaped, soft, rectangular and obovate.
3. The difference between flowers
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The duckweed blooms very beautifully. Flowers are panicles, small but white as jade. The flowering period is short, only one month, and the opening time is between11~ 65438+February. The petals of lucky trees are pale yellow or tend to be green. They look like acacia flowers, needle-shaped and thread-shaped. The flowering period is very long, from May to 165438+ 10 every year.
4. Fruit differences
Malabard chestnuts
The fruit of duckweed is spherical, a kind of black ball, which is very broken and juicy when pinched. But the fruit of the lucky tree is a bit pear-shaped. The surface of the fruit looks a little rough and the skin is dark brown. In addition, there are few flowers in the lucky tree, and the result is even less.
Thirdly, the function of Liriodendron is 1, which purifies the air.
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The biggest function of Liriodendron is to purify the air. It can absorb nicotine and many harmful substances in the air and finally convert them into fresh oxygen through photosynthesis. If there are smokers at home, it is very appropriate to raise a duck foot wood to protect the lungs of your family. The wealth tree does not have this function.
2. Make a fortune.
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Liriodendron is because of its geomantic function of making money into treasure, which confuses everyone the difference between it and a lucky tree. But in fact, the function of Liriodendron is mainly reflected in changing the fortune and then slowly improving it. However, the role of the lucky tree is much stronger, which directly improves wealth.
Step 3 change feng shui
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Although the lucky function of Liriodendron chinense is not as strong as that of a lucky tree, it has a very comprehensive effect of changing Feng Shui. In addition to making money, it can also change the feng shui at home, and even be used to ward off evil spirits. It is very suitable for being placed at home, indoors, in the office or in the yard.
Step 4 beautify the environment
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Liriodendron is a very attractive plant with beautiful appearance, unique leaf shape, beautiful color and texture, and lush plants. Centralized feeding should beautify the home environment. Although the lucky tree can beautify the environment, it is still not as good as Liriodendron chinense when it comes to ornamental.
Conclusion: Through the above introduction, I believe everyone already knows that Liriodendron chinense and Lucky Tree are two different trees. As long as you follow the above method, you can quickly distinguish Liriodendron from the lucky tree.