Royal begonia colour: characterization, colour codes and shade mixing

King begonias stand out mainly because of their bright and varied foliage, which can be a wide range of colours. The leaves can come in different shades such as deep green, purple, burgundy and even silver. Often the leaves have intricate patterns that combine different colours, making the plant even more attractive. A shiny or matt coating on the surface of the leaves also contributes to the impressive appearance.

The intensity and pattern of colouring of some king begonia varieties may depend on the light conditions and the age of the plants. For example, younger leaves often show brighter colours, while older leaves may darken or fade over time. With proper care and maintenance of an optimal environment, King Begonias can keep their colours bright and vibrant over a long period of time, and will always be a spectacular feature in any indoor or outdoor arrangement.

RGB and HEX colour codes for the colour royal blue

King begonia is a beautiful shade of red with RGB values of 194, 0, 88 and HEX colour code #C20058.

Colour scheme	Code/Weights
Hex	#6B3FA0
RGB	rgb(107, 63, 160)
HSL	hsl(263, 44%, 44%)
HSV/HSB	hsb(263, 61%, 63%)
CMYK	cmyk(33%, 61%, 0%, 37%)
Contrasting colour	#9C6EB3
Complementary colour	#A06B3F

dark and light shades of king begonia

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Dark shades

Light shades

Complementary colour palettes of the colour King Begonia

King begonia is a vibrant and intense colour that offers a range of exciting colour palettes. The following colour palettes can help you find inspiration for your projects.

Complementary palette

Analogue palette

Monochrome palette

Triad palette

Tetrade palette

Split complementary palette

Neutral palette

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King begonia can typically be rich and varied in colour, including shades of dark green, red, pink, silver and purple, often with patterns or tassels on the leaves.

What does the colour of a king begonia depend on?

The variation in colour of a king begonia depends on a number of factors, including genetics, lighting, soil acidity and watering. Light intensity and duration of light affect the vividness of leaf colour. The lack or excess of certain nutrients can also alter colour, as can the health of the plant and other conditions in the growing environment.

How is it possible to mix the colours of King Begonia?

King begonia colour mixing is possible by crossing plants and careful selection. There are many varieties and hybrids of begonias with different leaf colours and patterns. To achieve the right colours and patterns, crosses are made by selecting plants that show desired characteristics. During the breeding process, the progeny are evaluated and the plants with the most beautiful and distinctive colours are used as the basis for further crosses.