Black Toe Tropicals
Begonia oxyanthera
Begonia oxyanthera
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Begonia oxyanthera is an endangered species from Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria. It looks best when grown in a hanging basket that is free-draining and exposed to dappled shade. Red stems are arching to pendant, with alternate lanceolate leaves and white flowers. Stems will climb if grown on a moisture-retentive surface.
| Family | Begoniaceae |
| Growth Form and Habit | Pendant/climbing herb |
| Mature Size | Small-medium |
| Growth Rate | Slow-moderate |
| Light | Dappled shade |
| Humidity | 65-75% |
| Climate | Lowland |
| Watering | Evenly moist |
| Medium | Moisture-retentive, well-draining, nutrient-rich |
| Ease of Cultivation | Moderate |
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Size Guide
Size Guide
For all plants excluding Orchids, vines and small/mini species
Small: leafspan of 5-15cm, height 5-8cm
Medium: leafspan of 16-25cm, height 9-15cm
Large and above: >26cm leafspan, height >16cm
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