A nameless Begonia, my second attempt to grow this delicate species.
Any ID suggestions welcome !
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Curio from Borneo
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A beautiful Begonia; I grow many but I do not have a clue what this ones name is. Sometimes the leaves look very similar, have you seen its flower?
no earthly idea... but it is nice...
Don't know either. Is that perlite your pot?
About my curcuma - I muted the color.
still waiting for flowers....
and yes the perlite is from my pot. I like to start new Begonia cuttings in perlite as its free draining.
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