Anemone and Bambusa are landscape plants that we often use to decorate the indoor environment. They all have the characteristics of absorbing harmful chemicals and purifying the air. They look similar, but they are two different landscape plants, they have their own characteristics, but we often ignore these small details in life.
Sunflower is a clumped shrub of palm family sunflower genus, which is not cold resistant, generally up to 2-5M high. Generally, the stem and leaves are slightly yellow green, with wax white powder on the surface. The two lobes of the pinnate compound leaves of sunflower leaves are asymmetric (see the figure below). Flower friends can carefully observe the rhizome part of sunflower, and find that there is a little yellow, and the base is slightly expanded.
Next, let's talk about Bambusa. Bambusa is a lignified plant of Acanthus in Gramineae, which is relatively cold resistant. The main stem of Bambusa is dense and hollow. Its highest height can only reach about 3M, and its leaves are fine and whirling. Some leaves are thin as needles and shaped as phoenix tail. Its branches and leaves are very lush and often bend the stem to form a natural downward state.
Flower friends can imagine that bamboo and Impatiens can give people a better feeling of bamboo. It's not like sunflower. Look at the picture below, it's clear at a glance.
