Origin
The Begonia Beleaf Inca Flame comes from the Begoniaceae family. This family consists of over 1,800 different species and is primarily represented in tropical and subtropical areas. The Begonia Beleaf Inca Flame has been bred to enhance unique characteristics of begonias, while keeping the need for care to a minimum.

Characteristics
The Begonia Beleaf Inca Flame distinguishes itself through its richly coloured leaves. The colour ranges from dark red to copper and yellow, with a striking silvery sheen. Each leaf is unique, with patterns that make no two leaves identical. The plant does not have conspicuous flowers, but the colourful leaves provide visual appeal throughout the year.

Care
Just like other types of begonias, the Begonia Beleaf Inca Flame is easy to care for. The plant prefers moderate to bright indirect light conditions and should be planted in a well-draining potting soil to prevent root rot. As this begonia originates from a tropical environment, it likes high humidity but can also survive in less humid conditions. Watering is required when the top layer of the potting soil feels dry. However, overwatering should be avoided as it can cause fungus and disease.