Begonia: The Sugar Flower
Known as the begonia or "sugar flower," this plant is a perennial herb native to Brazil. While it's a perennial in its native warm climate,
it's often treated as an annual or seasonal plant in cooler regions.
Today, it's cultivated in warm areas all over the world.
Reaching a height of 20 to 40 cm, the begonia has plump, branching stems with oval leaves that can be light green, dark green, or even red depending on the variety.
The plant produces small flowers (1-2 cm) in a variety of colors, including red, white, and pink, which bloom for a large portion of the year.
Begonias are easy to propagate using either seeds or leaf cuttings.
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