Begonia metachroa Size:6cm Ceratostema loucianiae was originally identified

Ceratostema loucianiae was originally identified as a subspecies of Ceratostemma villosa

Incredible plant with pink sparkly leaves when grown in low light

Regular misting or placing the plant on a tray with moist pebbles can help maintain adequate humidity levels

free-draining substrate

it clings to trees and thrives in the high humidity and filtered light of the forest canopy

Begonia metachroa Size:6cm Ceratostema loucianiae was originally identifiedBegonia metachroa is a compact rhizomatous species native to Central America, particularly found in moist forested regions of Honduras and Nicaragua. It is distinguished by its dark, iridescent leaves with red undersides and bright red petioles. Depending on lighting, the upper surface can display metallic tones that shift between deep green and bronze. The plant typically remains low growing and bushy, making it suitable for terrariums or confined