Begonia maculata utricularia Begonia maculata is not necessarily

Begonia maculata is not necessarily the easiest houseplant to grow for beginners

Insects are lured by the haunting prisms of light that dance through translucent spots on the hood

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Begonia maculata utricularia Begonia maculata is not necessarilyBegonia maculata is a tropical houseplant with spectacular spotted leaves. Leaf color varies due to lighting, but are generally a shimmery green with iridescent silver spots. The underside of the leaves can be a rosy blush to deep crimson. Begonia flowers can range from white to bright pink. This plant enjoys bright indirect light and warm conditions. It should be grown in well draining soil and watered when the top 1 2" of the media is dry. Begonia