The difference between the couple begonia and the liger begonia

1. Different leaves

The leaves of the Crabapple Tree are irregularly heart-shaped, appearing to be relatively long and narrow, with a slightly sharp tip that starts to tilt at the base of the leaves. The color of the leaves is green, but the color is lighter. There are coarse serrations on the edges of the leaves, as well as some cilia. If you look closely, the veins on them are also quite obvious.

The leaves of Begonia are also heart-shaped, but they are relatively regular in shape. The color of the leaves is dark green, relatively dark green, and the edges of the leaves are heavily serrated or notched.

2. Different flowers

The flowers of the Crabapple tree grow from the leaf axils, presenting a cyme inflorescence, and the flowers are relatively large. Female and male flowers grow on the same plant. The former have smaller flowers with 5 petals and rich colors, including orange, pink, yellow, purple, white, red, and complex colors. The latter have larger flowers and look more beautiful. The flowers also come in semi-double, double, and single petals.

The flowers of Rieger Begonia are relatively small, with double petals, and relatively single colors, including orange, yellow, white, and red.

3. Different plant heights

The height of the couple crabapple plant ranges widely, ranging from about 30 to 100 cm.

The height of the Reieger Begonia plant is about 15-30 cm, and the plant shape is relatively plump.