Daisy Potted Plant, also known as Horse's Head Orchid, indoor ornamental flower, with flower buds, prefers cool and cool climates

Perennial or annual, spike herb, about 10 cm tall. Basal leaves, herbaceous, spoon-shaped, with rounded apex, gradually narrowing to a petiole at the base, and with scattered obtuse teeth or wavy teeth along the upper edge. Solitary capitula, 2.5-3.5 cm in diameter, with hairy scape; involucel hemispheric or broadly bell-shaped; involucel bracts nearly two layers, slightly unequal in length, oblong, with obtuse apex, and covered with soft hairs. One row of ligulate flowers, female, with white petals tinged with pink, spreading, entire or with 2-3 teeth, with numerous bisexual flowers in the center, all bearing fruits, which are tubular, with a long involucre and 4-5 lobes.

Perennial or annual, spike herb, about 10 cm in height. Basal leaves, herbaceous, spoon-shaped, with rounded apex, gradually narrowed into a petiole at the base, with scattered obtuse or wavy teeth along the upper part of the margin. Solitary capitula, 2.5-3.5 cm in diameter, with hairy scape; involucre hemispherical or broadly campanulate; involucres nearly two-layered, slightly unequal in length, oblong, with obtuse apex, covered with soft hairs. A single row of ligulate florets, female, with white petals tinged with pink, spreading, entire or with 2-3 teeth, central with numerous bisexual florets, all bearing fruits,筒形, limb long, with 4-5 lobes.