Trout begonia , also known as Begonia maculata , is distinguished by its spotted leaves

Begonia maculata is named after Michel Bégon, a 17th-century French governor and plant collector. It has long been a popular houseplant in botanical gardens and indoor cultivations.

Care

Trout begonia thrives best in bright, indirect sunlight. Keep the soil evenly moist but not wet. The best potting soil for begonias is generally a well-drained soil with perlite. Our peat-free potting soil is excellent for these tropical plants.

Botanical Description

Scientific Name : Begonia maculata , 'Trout Begonia'

Origin : Brazil (Rio de Janeiro)

Appearance.

Trout begonia can become quite a large plant indoors, up to 0.6-1.2 meters in height with proper care.

Large, asymmetrical leaves with silvery spots on the upper side and a reddish underside. The spotted leaves are the most striking feature of the Trout Begonia. The silvery spots against the dark green foliage create a beautiful contrast.

Trout Begonia is a tropical plant that not only offers beautiful leaves, but also a rich history and many unique properties. Buy Trout Begonia online!