Begonia maculata (Brazilian Form) Size:9cm often found clinging to trees

often found clinging to trees and other plants in its natural habitat

pointed leaves that exhibit striking venation patterns and subtle splashy variegation

Attractive pinnate foliage

and seasonal growth cycles the plant requires

Begonia maculata (Brazilian Form) Size:9cm often found clinging to treesBegonia maculata (Brazilian Form) is a true species rather than a hybrid or mass produced tissue culture plant. Grown from seed sourced originally in Brazil. This form is notably more succulent than the commercially available 'maculata' hybrids, with thicker stems and leaves that store more water, making it more drought tolerant. Its elongated, asymmetrical leaves display silvery white spots on a light green surface, with pale red undersides. Native