Begonia darthvaderiana 'Green Spots' Imperfect it grows as an epiphyte

it grows as an epiphyte or terrestrial plant

too little light may lead to weaker growth and less defined texture

This dormancy is a natural part of the plant's cycle and should not be mistaken for poor health

A humidifier or a pebble tray with water can also help to maintain the necessary humidity levels

with temperatures between 18°C to 26°C being ideal

Begonia darthvaderiana 'Green Spots' Imperfect it grows as an epiphyteBegonia darthvaderiana Green Spots is a striking begonia cultivar characterised by dramatically dark, velvetyleaves marked with vibrant green spots and redtinged veins. The exact origin is unknown to us, but we believe it may be a hybrid with Begonia chloristica. The leaf surface is typically very deep brown or almost black, giving a rich background for the scattered brightgreen circular markings. The leaf shape tends to be asymmetrically winged (as