The difference between gloxinia and African pansy

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Gloxinia are thick and wide, oblong or oval, and have serrated leaves. The leaves of African violet are spoon-shaped, and the leaves are heart-shaped, wavy, or round. The underside of the leaves is green-white, pale pink, or purple. Flower differences: Gloxinia flowers are crown-bell-shaped, with rounded apex, and the flowers are rich in color. African violets are rich in flower types and colors.

1. Differences in leaves

Gloxinia leaves are opposite, thick and wide, oblong or oval in shape. The leaves have serrations, the veins are raised, and the pedicels grow from between the leaves.

The leaves of African violet are shaped like Spoon, the surface of the leaves is covered with soft silk, the base of the leaves are clustered, slightly fleshy, and the leaves are heart-shaped, wavy, oval, round and other shapes. The underside of the leaves is greenish white, light pink or purple.

2. Flower Differences< /h2>

Gloxinia flowers are axillary or terminal. The flowers are bell-shaped with a rounded apex and 5 or 6 petals. The flowers are rich in color, including white, red, purple-blue, and pink. Wait for color. The flowers are large and beautiful.

A collection of African violet flowers In the center, each flower stem can produce 3 to 6 flowers or more, with rich flower shapes and colors, including almost all kinds of flower shapes and colors.

2. The difference between flowers

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