Origin
The Begonia rex Silver Limbo originally comes from the subtropical and tropical parts of South America, particularly Brazil. This genus consists of about 1,500 different species. These plants grow in the wild in moist, wooded areas.

Characteristics
The Silver Limbo variant is known for its vibrant, silver-like leaves, striped with dark purple lines. This plant can grow up to about 45 cm high. The leaves of the Silver Limbo have a unique texture that contributes to the attractive appearance of the plant. This variety is also known for its impressive ability to retain colours, even when not grown in optimal light.

Care
This plant requires a soil mix that drains well, but is also able to retain moisture. In terms of light, the Silver Limbo needs bright, indirect light. Too much direct sunlight can cause the colour of the leaves to fade. The plant enjoys high humidity and can be sprayed with a fine mist. In addition, it is important to keep the Begonia rex Silver Limbo in a location away from cool drafts, as this plant is sensitive to cold temperatures.