Flower Color: Begonias are available in a wide range of flower colors, including shades of white, pink, red, orange, and yellow. The flowers can be single or ruffled and often have a soft, delicate appearance. Some begonias produce bi-colored or multi-colored flowers, giving them a striking, ornamental appeal.

Flower Type:

• Unisexual Flowers: Begonias have unisexual flowers, meaning they produce male and female flowers on separate parts of the plant. The male flowers are typically smaller and showier, while the female flowers are often larger and more modest.
• Symmetry: Begonia flowers are often asymmetric, with their petals slightly uneven in size. This unique feature is part of their charm.
• Simple to Complex Flowers: The flowers can range from simple, single-petal varieties to more complex, ruffled, or double-petal blooms, especially in hybrid begonias.