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TL:DR

Begonia bullatifolia is a rhizomatous species from Brazil. It has green to silvery-green deeply corrugated wooly leaves. Leaves remain an inch in diameter, and the entire plant stays under 6″. Leaves have a red veins when viewed from below. It prefer higher temperatures (20-21C) and humitidy (>60%).

Species Bbullatifolia
Region Americas
Country Brazil
Year published 2009
Date of Origin 2007
Plant Type Rhizomatous
Section Astrothrix
Chr 2n -
Endangered Status -
🌡️ 20 to 32C
💦 Higher humidity (>60%)
Care notes Well draining substrate

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General Info

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Species / Cultivar Bbullatifolia
Form Varieties -
Author L. Kollmann, Candollea
Publication Date 2009
Date of Origin 2007
Place Brazil
Habitat
Section Astrothrix
Chr 2n
Plant Type Rhizomatous
Synonyms and Comments
Reference Candollea 64 (1):118. 2009.

Description

Description Green to silvery-green deeply corrugated wooly leaves. Leaves remain an inch in diameter, and the entire plant stays under 6″. Leaves have a red veins when viewed from below.
Male Flower
Female Flower
Plant Hardiness

Care & Propagation

Sun Tolerance Partial Shade
Pests Diseases
Temperature 20 to 32C
Humidity Higher humidity (>60%)
Propagation Method
Comments

Lineage & Availability

Offspring of: NA
Female Parent Of NA
Male Parent Of NA
In Cultivation? Yes

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