Begonia amphioxus x malachosticta Size:8cm the juvenile leaves are typically

the juvenile leaves are typically whole and ovate

Growth pattern: Tuberous

where it is known from cloud forest near the Continental Divide in the La Fortuna region of Chiriquí at around 1200 to 1400 m elevation

each producing one or two leaves

Growth habit: Appressed shingler

Begonia amphioxus x malachosticta Size:8cm the juvenile leaves are typicallyThis striking begonia hybrid brings together two Bornean favourites, pairing the slender, pointed leaves of Begonia amphioxus with the bold spotting of B. malachosticta. The result is narrow, javelin shaped foliage scattered with red and silver markings and edged in fine red margins, a true collector's showpiece. Origins Both parents of this hybrid hail from the humid rainforests of Borneo, where they grow in shaded, perpetually moist conditions on