The difference between bulbous crabapple and four-season crabapple

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1. The difference between stems

2. Differences in leaves

3. Differences in flowering period

The difference between stems: The stems of bulbous crabapples are fleshy, upright or spread out, and hairy. The stems of Four Seasons Begonia are upright and hairless. Differences in leaves: The leaves of bulbous crabapple are alternate and inverted heart-shaped. The leaves of Sijia Begonia are oval or broadly oval. Difference in flowering period: bulbous crabapples bloom in autumn and summer, while four-season crabapples bloom all year round.

1. Differences in stems

The stems of bulbous crabapples are fleshy, upright or spreading, hairy, and often branched. The stems of Four Seasons Begonia are upright, branched at the base, and hairless.

2. Leaf differences

The leaves of bulbous Begonia are alternate. It is inverted heart-shaped, with a sharp apex and teeth and hairs on the edge. The leaves of Sijia Begonia are oval or broadly oval, with the base slightly skewed.

3. Differences in flowering period

The total pedicel of bulbous Begonia is axillary. , the male flowers are larger, with single, double and semi-double petals, while the female flowers are small, with 5 petals, rich in color, and bloom in autumn and summer. The color of Begonia flowers is light red or white. Flowering season is year-round.

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