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Welcome to the Begonia Wiki

The comprehensive encyclopedia for Begonia species, hybrids, and cultivation.

                   New Feature: We have updated our taxonomy section with 50+ new species descriptions!

About Begonias

Begonia is a genus of perennial flowering plants in the family Begoniaceae. The genus contains more than 2,000 different plant species. The Begonias are native to moist subtropical and tropical climates. Some species are commonly grown indoors as ornamental house plants in cooler climates.

Classification

Begonias are usually classified by their root system or growth habit:

<a href="#">Cane-like</a> (e.g., Angel Wing)
<a href="#">Rex-cultorum</a> (Rex Begonias)
<a href="#">Rhizomatous</a>
<a href="#">Semperflorens</a> (Wax Begonias)
<a href="#">Tuberous</a>

Code Example

Here is an example of a botanical data structure:

{
  "genus": "Begonia",
  "species": "maculata",
  "common_name": "Polka Dot Begonia",
  "native_to": "Brazil"
}

Cultivation Quick Guide

Type	Light Requirements	Watering	Humidity
Rex Begonia	Bright, indirect light	Allow top inch to dry	High (>50%)
Cane Begonia	Bright, filtered sun	Keep soil moist but not wet	Moderate
Wax Begonia	Full sun to partial shade	Drought tolerant	Low to Moderate

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