Begonia Angularis

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This is a really lovely Begonia to add to your collection.   Its long, striking leaves have that dark green, satin finish with a unique mat-gloss effect that really sets it apart.   The unusual, angular shape of the leaves, coupled with a nice pink flower display, makes it easy to love this one!

If you give this plant room to roam, it will send out long shoots and can develop a wandering habit.   While some people like to prune them for a neat shape, I find that letting them grow naturally creates a gorgeous, full display.   Begonias have become highly desirable plants again, with lots of wonderful old varieties like this one emerging alongside new types.

Kia ora!   Welcome to the dazzling, diverse world of Begonias.   You've hit the jackpot here—this family is massive, covering everything from the striking, spotted leaves of the Cane varieties to the vibrant, velvety swirls of the Rex types.

They come in such a big range—leaf colours, textures, climbers, or clumping types—it's impossible not to find something you love!

A quick heads-up on care: Most Begonias thrive in bright, indirect light and prefer their soil to be kept evenly moist, but definitely not soggy (they hate wet feet!).   If you avoid splashing the leaves and give them a bit of warmth, you're set for a real show.

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