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Hey there! Could you help me figure out if a wax begonia is an angiosperm or gymnosperm? Thanks so much!
Ella Dudley
This gorgeous wax begonia is actually an angiosperm plant, which is a totally different category than a gymnosperm! If you know that angiosperms produce seeds wrapped in fruits, this begonia is a perfect example of one with bright flowers and diverse leaves.
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Tuberous begonias are among the most popular begonia varieties in the genus. They are well suited for potting, grow only about 12 inches tall, and produce beautiful flowers. They are easy to care for, but pay attention to the moisture they receive. Be aware, however, that these plants are considered hazardous to pets.
Angel Wing Begonia
Begonia boliviensis
Begonia grandis
