Different leaves: golden tiger pilan and golden edge tiger pilan leaf is different, golden tiger pilan leaves are yellow and green, the front of the leaf yellow stripe is obviously thicker, the leaf surface has green vertical stripes; The leaves are slightly darker , with finer golden-yellow edges at the margins and dark green and light green transverse markings on the leaf surface.
The price is different: the golden tiger pilan is currently cultivated less, and the price is relatively expensive; Phnom Penh Tiger Piran is more common and inexpensive.
First, the difference between the two
The difference between golden tiger piran and Phnom Penh tiger pilan is mainly in the leaves. Golden Tiger Piran as a whole looks very beautiful, the leaves are clustered and upright, the leaves are yellow-green, the yellow stripes on the front of the leaves are obviously thicker, and there are green vertical stripes on the leaf surface, which are relatively hard to touch with the hand. The leaves of the Phnom Penh Tiger Piran are slightly darker in color and yellow at the edges, so they are called Phnom Penh, and there are dark green and light green markings on the leaf surface, and the ornamental value is also high. In addition, the golden tiger pilan is currently cultivated less and the price is relatively expensive; Phnom Penh Tiger Piran is more common and inexpensive.
Second, the daily maintenance method of Tiger Pilan
Temperature: Tiger Pilan likes to grow in a warm environment, the temperature is between 20 and 25 ° C is the most suitable for its growth, and the leaf color will be more vivid. During the winter maintenance, you need to pay attention to keep warm, the temperature should not be lower than 8 ° C, if the temperature is too low, the leaves of the plant will be frostbitten, resulting in decay. During the summer, it is necessary to cool down according to the temperature rise, and the potted plants can be moved to a cool location.
Sunlight: During the growth of tiger pilan, it is necessary to let the plant receive proper sunlight exposure, especially the Phnom Penh tiger pilan, if the light is insufficient, the markings on the leaves will fade, and the potted plant needs to be placed in the sunny position. However, in the summer, shade is needed, and the plant should not be directly exposed to strong light.
Watering: It prefers a slightly arid soil environment, and if there is too much moisture in the soil, the base of the plant is prone to decay. Watering should wait until the pot soil is dry, and when watering, it should be mainly watered. And also spray the leaves with water frequently, or wipe the leaves with a damp cloth, which can make the leaf surface more shiny.