Origin
The Begonia (Rex Grp) Pancake is a plant species that belongs to the Begonia family. This plant originally comes from the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, primarily India and Myanmar. The Rex Grp part in the name refers to a specific group of hybrid begonias, known for their striking leaf colours and patterns.

Characteristics
The Begonia (Rex Grp) Pancake is characterised by its large, round leaves that resemble pancakes, hence the nickname 'Pancake'. The leaf has a deep emerald green colour on the top side and a red undersurface, giving the plant a unique colour contrast. The plant typically grows to a height of about 30 to 60 cm. In addition to this, the plant occasionally produces small flowers, but is especially renowned for its attractive foliage.

Care
As for caring for the Begonia (Rex Grp) Pancake, these plants prefer a location with indirect sunlight. They do not like direct sunlight, which could damage their leaves. When it comes to watering, this begonia favours a careful approach. This means that the soil must first dry out between watering sessions, in order to prevent the roots from rotting. The plant would benefit from high humidity, which can be achieved by placing the plant on a plate of water or by using a humidifier. The Begonia (Rex Grp) Pancake is a heat-loving plant and performs best at temperatures between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius.