Begonia bipinnatifida

Begonia bipinnatifida is a species of begonia belonging to the Begoniaceae family, known for its ornamental leaves and delicate flowers.

Begonia bipinnatifida is native to the tropical regions of Central and South America, particularly countries such as Mexico and Guatemala. This plant grows in moist, shaded forest habitats, where it thrives in warm, humid climates.

This Begonia is a perennial plant that produces large, jagged leaves, usually divided into smaller segments. The leaves are bright green and have an intricate, decorative shape. It is known for its bipinnate leaf, which means that the leaves are divided into smaller segments along both sides of the petiole.

The flowering of this plant produces delicate flowers, usually white or pink, which bloom in clusters along the stems of the plant. The flowers add additional ornamental interest to the plant and can last for several weeks while flowering.

Begonia bipinnatifida is grown as an ornamental plant in many parts of the world, due to its beauty and relative ease of cultivation. It is suitable for growing in pots or containers inside the home or in terrariums, where it can add a touch of color and liveliness to environments.

It requires a bright but indirect position, and well-drained soil rich in organic substance. It is important to keep the soil moist but not too wet, as begonia roots are susceptible to rot. Additionally, Begonia bipinnatifida will benefit from a humid environment, so periodic misting of the leaves can be helpful especially in environments with dry air.

In conclusion, it is a charming and decorative begonia, native to the tropical regions of Central America. With proper care, it can be a wonderful addition to a houseplant collection, bringing a touch of tropical beauty to home environments.

Half shade

Moist soil without water stagnation.

From 70% to 100%

From 18° to 28°C