Origin
The Begonia 'Baladin' is a genus of tropical and subtropical flowering plants and belongs to the Begoniaceae family. Its origin lies in the tropical regions of South America, Africa, and South Asia.

Characteristics
The Begonia 'Baladin' is popular due to its lush growth and abundant, vivid flowers that appear all season. Distinctive characteristics of this variety include the heart-shaped leaves, which are dark green with a reddish undertone. The plant produces clusters of red, pink, or white flowers, making it an attractive choice for ornamental planting.

Care
Their care requires a sunny to semi-shaded location and well-drained soil rich in organic material. Watering should be regular, but not excessive to prevent root rot; moist, but not waterlogged soil is ideal. They appreciate high humidity and do well in warm temperatures, but cannot tolerate harsh frost. To promote flowering, a balanced fertiliser can be applied during the growing season.