Origin
The Begonia 'Maculata' 6/tray is a singular species from the extensive begonia family. This family contains more than 1,400 species and is native to tropical areas. More specifically, the Begonia 'Maculata' has its origin in Brazil.

Characteristics
The Begonia 'Maculata' is characterised by its striking and unique white spots on green leaves, that resemble cow spots. It is also called the Polka Dot Begonia. The leaves are oval in shape and the plant can reach a height of up to a metre. The flowers are typically white in colour and the plant is often used as an ornamental plant because of its attractive appearance.

Care
In terms of care, the Begonia 'Maculata' requires some basic knowledge of plant care. The plant prefers warm temperatures and high humidity and thrives best in indirect sunlight. It is essential to water the plant regularly, but always to avoid letting the plant stand in stagnant water to prevent root rot. Apart from these basic conditions, the plant is quite self-sufficient and easy to care for.