The difference between Rieger Begonia and Begonia

1. Leaf Difference

The leaves of Begonia are simple, alternate, skewed at the base, and heart-shaped. The edges of the leaves are heavily serrated or notched. The leaves have palm-shaped veins. The surface of the leaves is very smooth and waxy, and the leaf color is mostly dark green.

The leaves of Begonia are ovate or broadly ovate, about 5 to 8 cm long, with a slightly oblique base, serrated edges and fine hairs, and shiny green on both sides.

2. Flower Differences

The flowers of Rieger Begonia are double-petaled, and the colors of the flowers include red, white, yellow and orange. It blooms in winter.

The flowers of Begonia are terminal or axillary, and the colors of the flowers include peach, pink, orange-red and white, and it can bloom almost all year round.