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Begonia acetosaBegonia acetosa is a species in the family Begoniaceae, native to southeastern Brazil, particularly in Atlantic Forest regions such as areas near Rio de Janeiro. The species is noted for its ornamental foliage, and its leaves have a mildly sour taste. The name acetosa is derived from Latin, meaning acidic or vinegar like, referring to this characteristic flavor of the leaves. Features: Growth form: Herbaceous, creeping, rhizomatous perennial. Size:

giving it an elegant

Colorful and Unique: With its transition from green to deep purple or red leaves

The plant grows as a vine

Color: The flowers are small

Reduce watering in winter when the plant is less active

Hoya verticillata ‘Silver Heart’ is a highly sought-after variety of the species known for its striking silver-frosted

low-light conditions

600 meters above sea level

Use a balanced orchid fertilizer during new growth (e

nighttime: 16–21 °C (60–70 °F)

Leaves: small

orange-yellow gland beneath the stigma