• Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
  • Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
  • Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
  • Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
  • Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
  • Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue.
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Begonia Negrosensis

Begonia Negrosensis

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Begonia Negrosensis originates from Negros, Philippines, and is considered one of the most attractive members of the pink Begonia family. It belongs to the cane-like Begonias, with yellow-green stems and aerial roots when grown in humid conditions. Its leaves are narrow and elongated, with soft serrated edges. The most striking feature is the pink spots on the leaf surface, which are particularly vibrant when the plant is young, almost glowing with a fluorescent pink hue. As the plant matures, the leaf color transitions from light green to dark green, but the pink spots remain.

Key Features:

  • Origin: Negros, Philippines
  • Type: Cane-like Begonia
  • Stems: Yellow-green with aerial roots
  • Leaves: Narrow, elongated with soft serrated edges
  • Distinctive Features: Pink spots on the leaf surface, glowing pink when young; turns dark green as it matures, but pink spots remain.

Care Instructions:

  • Temperature: Ideal growth temperature is 20-28°C, but it can tolerate around 10°C in winter.
  • Humidity: Requires high humidity, especially as a young plant, but gradually becomes less demanding as it matures. Recommended humidity: 80%+.
  • Lighting: High light will bring out a redder leaf color, while low light causes it to turn olive or dark green. Optimal light: 1000 - 2600 LUX.
  • Winter Care: Can survive through winter at around 10°C, but extreme heat can cause the leaves to wilt and fall off.

This Begonia is relatively easy to care for, thriving in moderate temperatures and high humidity, while its bright, attractive foliage makes it an excellent addition to any collection.

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