The difference between magnolia and magnolia: different flower shapes and different flowering periods. The pictures are as follows:

1. The flower shapes are different. The magnolia calyx and petals are relatively similar and indistinguishable. The petals are often 9 There are about 12-15 pieces of calyx and petals in some horticultural varieties of magnolia. Magnolia petals are white, often pink at the base, and appear to be oblong and obovate. There is a very obvious difference between the calyx and petals of magnolia. Generally, magnolia has 3 sepals and 6 petals. The outside of the petals is lavender and the inside is white.

2. The flowering period is different. Magnolia generally blooms earlier, blooming gradually from February to March, and often blooms again from July to September. Mulan will not open until April or May. If you see a flowering tree similar to magnolia in early spring, you can basically tell it is magnolia. However, the planting area also affects the flowering period.

Magnolia care guide

1. Soil: Magnolia likes fertile, moist and well-drained sandy soil. It is not drought-tolerant and avoids alkali. It grows on dry, alkaline soil and clay. Poor growth.

2. Watering: Magnolias avoid drought and waterlogging. Ensure the supply of water at ordinary times. Frequently spray water on the leaves to increase air humidity and prevent yellow leaves from falling.

3. Sunshine: Magnolias like light and are slightly tolerant of shade, so you should pay attention to lighting issues to allow magnolias to fully receive sunlight.

4. Temperature: Magnolias like a warm and humid climate and can tolerate cold. However, if the temperature is low in winter, they still need to be moved indoors for insulation and cultivation.

5. Fertilization: Magnolias like fertilizer, so they should be fertilized in time. Fertilize once before and after the flowering period, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Apply decomposed manure as base fertilizer from October to November every year, and sprout after flowering. During the branching period, apply quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer 2 to 3 times.