The difference between wax peony and Tia

1. Differences in leaf shape

The leaves of wax peony are arranged in whorls, are relatively thick, heart-shaped or oval, with a blunt tip, an uneven surface, concave in the middle, and convex in the center on both sides. The entire leaves are arranged in a lotus shape, and the stem is almost invisible.

The leaves of Tia are obovate wedge-shaped, with a short triangular tip at the tip, a bulge in the center of the back of the leaf, and hard thorns on the edge. The leaves tend to grow from the base of the stem, forming a multi-branched structure.

2. Difference in leaf color

The leaves of wax peony 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.

The leaves of Tia are usually green. If there is sufficient light in autumn and winter, they will turn red, but the color is brighter than the former, and the entire leaf is red.