Wax begonia seeds are dust-like; geranium seeds are small hard dots. Both are easier propagated from cuttings.
Reference: Yardener.com for begonia details.
Canna Seed Color: Hybrid vs. Open-Pollinated
Hardening Off Seedlings: What It Means and How To Do It
Sprouting Seeds for Nutrition: Seed Saving and Open-Pollinated Varieties
Organic Seeds: Required for Certification, Optional for Home Gardens
Sourcing Sugar Maple Seeds from the Midwest for Research
Delphinium Seed Collection, Storage, and Spring Sowing
Identifying Sarracenia Seedlings: Flava vs. Flava x Rubra Hybrids
Gardenia Propagation: Why Cuttings Beat Seeds
Cedar Reforestation: Direct Seeding vs. Broadcast Methods
Clivia Seed Germination: Medium, Timing, and Seedling Development
Sunflower Seed Harvest: Paper Bag Method and Refrigerator Stratification
Large-Scale Cedar Reforestation: Direct Seeding vs. Government Resources
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