The difference between morning dew and swift constellation

Swift is a fleshy member of Lycopodium, also known as Ophthalmus. It is one of the Shi Lian varieties in the constellation system. Its head is bigger, its leaves are slender, its color is green, and there is a red edge on the edge.

Lotus is also a succulent plant of Sedum and Lycopodium. Its leaves are blue-green, and the top is very sharp. In autumn and winter, the temperature is low and the light is sufficient, and the leaf edge will turn red on a moonlit night.

Swift is a genus of Sedum and Lycopodium, with slender leaves and red edges, which is a bit like a moonlit night and the goddess of the moon.

Lotus is a Korean variety of Sedum, and its leaves are not as slender, compact and full as swift, with red edges and brown edges.

Different shape

Morning dew is a succulent plant of Lycopodium, also known as morning dew. It may be a cross between a line of flowers, moonlight and a moon shadow. Its plant type is a standard rosette, its leaves are generally thick, obovate or broad spoon-shaped, its middle part is slightly concave, its back is curved, its leaf margin is red and relatively thin, its front end is sharp and its tip is short. The whole plant is covered with a thin layer of hoarfrost, and the leaves are usually turquoise or broad-leaved.