Step into the world of indoor gardening with the Begonia Cleopatrae, a plant that's as regal as its name suggests. With its eye-catching leaves and vivid flowers, this long-lived herb is a crown jewel in any indoor garden.
Begonia cleopatrae
Partial Shade
Can grow in partial shade conditions.
Low Water Needs
Thrives in dry conditions and is drought-resistant. Ideal for low-maintenance indoor settings, such as office plants, or for outdoor water-conserving landscapes.
Adaptable to Clay, Sand, Silt Loam
Thrives in clay, sand, and silt loam soils, showing great adaptability to different soil textures. Tolerates dry conditions. Requires good soil drainage.
Moderately Adaptable Soil pH
Adapts well to acidic (pH < 6.5) and neutral (pH 6.5-7.5) soil conditions.
Moderate Safety Concerns
Toxic if ingested, handle with caution. Toxic if ingested.
Safe for All Animals
No known safety risks to pets or livestock.
68%
Adaptability Score
80%
Safety Score
About Begonia cleopatrae
The Begonia Cleopatrae stands at a modest 1-1.5 feet tall and spreads about 1.5-2 feet wide. Its emerald and scarlet striped leaves are a visual treat, while its blush-colored flowers add a touch of elegance. Blooming in the springtime and cold season, this plant is a year-round charmer.
Did you know that the Begonia Cleopatrae is named after the famous Egyptian queen Cleopatra? Just like its namesake, this plant is known for its striking beauty and charm.
Our design recommendations
The Begonia Cleopatrae is a versatile plant that can be used in a variety of design settings. Its vibrant colors and unique leaf patterns make it a great choice for urns or swinging pots. It can also be used as a standalone indoor plant to add a pop of color to any room. Given its preference for indoor settings, the Begonia Cleopatrae is perfect for urns, swinging pots, or as a standalone indoor plant. It's a great choice for adding a touch of nature to your home or office.