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Family: Begoniaceae
Origin: Southeast Asia (notably India and Malaysia)
Begonia diadema is a rare and stunning botanical species, prized for its deeply lobed, star-like leaves. The foliage is dark green with shimmering silver or purplish veins that create a striking contrast, especially in humid environments. Its sculptural form and exotic appearance make it a favorite among collectors and terrarium enthusiasts.
Foliage: dark green with silver or purple veining, deeply divided, star-shaped leaves
Growth habit: compact and bushy
Flowers: small and pale pink or white, mostly ornamental foliage
Light: bright, indirect light (no direct sun)
Watering: regular but moderate – allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly
Humidity: high humidity preferred (>60%), ideal for terrariums or greenhouses
Temperature: between 18–26°C (64–79°F), sensitive to cold and drafts
Soil: light and well-draining (mix of potting soil, perlite, sphagnum, or coco fiber)
Decorative foliage lovers
Tropical indoor setups and terrariums
Rare plant collectors and botanical displays