Begonia paleata exclude_rebuy pinnately divided leaves that become

pinnately divided leaves that become increasingly complex and dramatic as the plant matures

The pure mineral plant substrate CACTUSPON is able to store water and slowly

silvered foliage

An uncommon and showstopping species native to Malaysia

with darker contrasting borders and a red/plum underside to the leaves

Begonia paleata exclude_rebuy pinnately divided leaves that becomeBegonia paleata is a rhizomatous sub shrub native to the humid forests of southeastern Brazil, especially the Rio de Janeiro region. It produces rounded, textured leaves that are apple green, often flushed with red at the veins and petiole; finer hairs may cover the surface. Clusters of pendant white flowers with yellow centres appear intermittently. The specific epithet paleata refers to its bristled, chaff like leaf hairs This species thrives in