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Begonia ‘Black Mountain’ is a hybrid cultivar of baik x dracopelta with shrub-like growth habit and a easy to cultivate disposition. It is a vigorous grower with spectacular peltate leaves with hairs. New leaves start off a metallic red-bronze that darken to charcoal black coloration. It thrives in warmer temperatures (24 to 35C) and moderate to high humidity (>60%).

Name B. ‘Black Mountain’
Region China
Country China
Year published -
Date of Origin 2022
Plant Type Shrub-like
Section -
Chr 2n -
Endangered Status -
🌡️ 15 to 30C
💦 Higher Humidity (>60%)
Care notes Well draining substrate

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Species/ Cultivar B. ‘Black Mountain’
Form Varieties -
Author Un-named Chinese Hybridiser
Publication Date -
Date of Origin 2022
Place China
Habitat NA
Section -
Chr 2n -
Plant Type Shrub-like
Synonyms and Comments ‘Black Mountain’ is a hybrid cultivar of baik x dracopelta. It is a vigorous grower with spectacular foliage and easy to cultivate characteristics.
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Description

Description Peltate leaves with hairs, new leaves start off a metallic red-bronze that darken to charcoal black coloration
Male Flower
Female Flower
Plant Hardiness

Care & Propagation

Sun Tolerance Moderate indirect light
Pests Diseases
Temperature 24 to 35C
Humidity Moderate to high humidity
Propagation Method
Comments

Lineage & Availability

| Offspring of | Female: baik Male: dracopelta | | --- | --- | | Female Parent Of | none in our records | | Male Parent Of | none in our records | | In Cultivation? | NA |

References: In Search of Small Things

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