The difference between Lige Begonia and Four Seasons Begonia

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Lige Begonia are single and alternate, with a skewed heart-shaped base and heavily serrated edges; the leaves of Four Seasons Begonia are oval or broadly ovate, with a skewed base. Differences in flowers: The flowers of Lige Begonia are double and the colors are red, white, yellow, orange, etc.; the flowers of Four Seasons Begonia are terminal or axillary, and the colors are peach, pink, white, etc.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Lige Begonia are single leaves, alternate, with a skewed base, showing a heart shape. The edges of the leaves are serrated or notched, and the leaves have palm-shaped veins. The surface of the leaves is very smooth and waxy, and the leaf color is mostly dark green.

Four Seasons Begonia's The leaves are ovate or broadly ovate, about 5 to 8 cm long. The base of the leaves is slightly skewed. The edges of the leaves are serrated and finely hairy. Both sides of the leaves are bright and green.

2. Differences in flowers< /h2>

The flowers of Lige Begonia are double. The colors of the flowers are red, white, yellow and orange. Its flowering period is in winter.

Four Seasons Begonia's The flowers are terminal or axillary. The colors of the flowers include peach, pink, orange-red and white. They can bloom almost all year round.

2. The difference between flowers

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