Origin
The Begonia Beleaf Asian Tundra is a type of Begonia that is part of the Begoniaceae family. As far as is known, the origin of this plant species is Southeast Asia. In particular, areas such as the Himalayas and Malaysia are mentioned. This is where the wild varieties of Begonia mainly grow.

Characteristics
The Begonia Beleaf Asian Tundra distinguishes itself through its unique leaf design. The leaves are heart-shaped, have a silver-green colour, and are decorated with pronounced purple leaves. This plant can vary in size, but typically reaches a height of approximately 25 to 40 centimetres. Another characteristic is the growth form, which is bushy and compact, meaning that the plant increases in volume rather than in height.

Care
For the care of the Begonia Beleaf Asian Tundra, it is important to know that the plant thrives best in a light, but not a direct, sun position. Watering the plant should be done moderately, as too moist soil can lead to root rot. This is a plant that is generally grown indoors, thus it requires a moderate temperature, ideally between 18 and 22 degrees Celsius. It is also important to provide the plant with good potting soil that can retain water well, but can also drain well.