Caoyulu is native to South Africa. It is small and has a strong ability to grow in groups. It likes bright light, but it is very sensitive to direct sunlight. If there is more sunlight, it will turn gray. It can be cultured in a semi cloudy environment. There is not much demand for water. If long term accumulated water will rot easily, we can always spray in the air to keep the humidity of the air. Caoyulu prefers loose and soft soil, and its propagation mode is generally the method of dividing plants.
Ji Yulu is a long fleshy plant of Liliaceae, also produced in South Africa. Its fleshy leaves are arranged in a tight rosette shape. The upper part of Ji Yulu's leaves looks transparent, so it is sometimes called a windowed plant. Its size is also relatively small, the growth rate is slow, and it is suitable to survive in the soil with good permeability and soft soil. The demand for light is not large, but similar to caoyulu, if there is too much sunshine, the leaves will turn gray, so it is suitable for cultivation in the half shade area. Because the leaves of the plant contain more water, so the water demand of the plant is not very large. Do not water too much to avoid the plants from waterlogging, but you can often spray water around to keep the air humidity. It is easy to grow in groups, and it is also the main way of reproduction.
Generally speaking, the main difference between caoyulu and jiyulu is that the window range of jiyulu is relatively large, with obvious window, compact plant shape, a little triangle, while the window of caoyulu is not obvious, and the plant shape is relatively wide and sparse.
