Begonia hatacoa var. rubrifolia Size:12cm Its trailing growth habit and

Its trailing growth habit and humidity needs also make it a good candidate for terrarium setups

Consistent warmth will support its growth and help it develop flowers during the blooming season

it will sprawl and leaves tend to remain smaller and less fenestrated

Please Note: This species is best kept in terrarium or high humidity conditions

It is also known as the Kris plant because of its leaf edging which resembles the wavy bladed kris sword

Begonia hatacoa var. rubrifolia Size:12cm Its trailing growth habit andAn 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.