The Difference Between Wax Peony and Tia

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1. The difference in leaf shape

2. The difference in leaf color

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Leaf shape: The leaves of wax peony are heart-shaped or oval, concave in the middle and convex in the center on both sides. The leaves of Tia are obovate and wedge-shaped, with a bulge in the center of the back of the leaf. Leaf color: The leaves of both species are usually green, but if the temperature difference is large and the light is sufficient, they will turn red, but the color of Dia is brighter.

1. The difference in leaf shape

1. Differences in leaf shape

The leaves of wax peony are whorled, thick, heart-shaped or oval, with a blunt tip at the tip, uneven surface, concave towards the middle, and the center of both sides The whole arrangement is like a lotus, and the stems are almost invisible.

Tia's leaves are in the shape of Obovate wedge-shaped, with a short triangular tip at the apex, a convex center on the back of the leaf, and hard burrs on the edge. The leaves are easy to grow from the bottom of the stem, forming a multi-branched structure.

2. Leaf color Difference

The leaves of wax peonies are usually green. When the temperature difference between autumn and winter is large, if there is sufficient light, they will turn red or sometimes yellow.

Tia's leaves are usually It is also green. If there is sufficient light in autumn and winter, it will also turn red, but the color is brighter than the former, and the entire leaves are red.

2. The difference in leaf color

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