An uncommon variety with lanceolate, almost black, leathery leaves and contrasting, wine red undersides. Native to the Himalayas.

Leaf undersides are deep red, contrasting perfectly with its almost black, overall look. Turns very blue when grow in low light.
Unusual foliage for Begonia, similar to Syngonium Red Arrow.
Tolerant of lower light conditions.

Growth pattern: Rhizomatous, clump-forming & bushy

Water: When the top 2-3cm of soil becomes dry. Do not allow water to sit on the leaves.

Ideal Position: North or east facing

Light: Bright, indirect or filtered light.

Humidity disclaimer: This plant will grow well outside of a terrarium or cabinet. However, all tropical plants thrive with higher humidity levels. To achieve this we suggest grouping plants together, or putting them in a bathroom or kitchen which gets regular use.

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