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Begonia kellianaBegonia kelliana is native to the Begowri River basin in northern Papua Province, Indonesia, at elevations between 100 and 160 meters above sea level. This area is part of the "Begonia Corridor," a region spanning elevations from 100 to 600 meters that is home to over 40 species of Begonia. Interestingly, none of these species are tuberous; instead, they predominantly feature rhizomatous or creeping growth forms. Care Tips: Light: Bright but indirect

found in open woodlands and riverine forests at 600-2100 m above sea level

it tends to dry out quickly

Known for its deep black leaves adorned with white dots

60–80% is recommended

Begonia darthvaderiana

with a rich green color on the top and a reddish underside

Foliage: The leaves of Begonia fulvovillosa are striking

Color: Pale lavender to white petals with a yellow-green lip

Begonia burkillii Dark Form is a striking rhizomatous begonia cultivar/variant of the species Begonia burkillii

Be cautious not to over-fertilize

Ensure the plant is not exposed to temperatures below 50°F (10°C)

It thrives at elevations ranging from 1