There are several types of Begonia flowers, Begonia pictures
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There are many varieties of Begonia flowers. The common ones include Begonia truncatula, Begonia xifu, Begonia weeping silk, and Begonia all seasons. Among them, Begonia truncatula blooms early. The flowers can usually be seen blooming in mid-March. Xifu crabapples are available in double and single petals, with high ornamental value. The flowering period is around April. The peduncles and flowers of the cascading crabapple are in a pendulous shape, and the flowering period is also around April. As long as the environment provided to it is suitable, the Four Seasons Begonia can bloom in all seasons.
1. Tiegan Begonia
1. Begonia with stems
Its leaves are oval or egg-shaped, and the flowers are in clusters when they bloom. The flowers come in various colors, including vermilion, pink, white, etc. Its flowering period is early, and you can usually enjoy the flowers in mid-March. The leaves bloom first or at the same time.
2. Xifu Begonia
It The flowers are umbrella-shaped and usually grow on the top portion of the branchlets. The flower buds are red, with either single or double petals. The flower colors are mostly light red and white. Its flowering period is second only to Begonia truncatula, and it mostly blooms around April.
3. Crested Begonia
Its peduncle is slender and drooping, hence its name. The flowers are clustered at the top of the branches, the petals are rose-colored, and the flowers are drooping, so they have high ornamental value. Its flowering period is usually around April in spring.
Four, Four Seasons Begonia
It The flowers are axillary, in cymes. The flowers are brightly colored, mostly red, pink, or purple. The petals range from single to double. They are of high ornamental value. If you can provide it with appropriate temperature, moisture, and nutrients during the maintenance period, it will bloom all year round and the flowering period will be relatively long.
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