Origin
The Begonia Rex Chayo finds its origin in the damp, warm regions of East India. This house plant belongs to the Begoniaceae family and is one of the most popular members of the Begonia genus. The name Rex means 'king', a fitting title for this beautiful and striking plant.

Characteristics
The Begonia Rex Chayo is an ornamental plant known for its colourful and striking leaves. The leaf surface of the plant varies in colour, usually in shades of silver, purple, red, and green, and displays a striking pattern that gives the leaves a unique and graceful appearance. The leaves often have a serrated edge, a rich texture, and a velvet-like appearance, making them highly decorative. This plant rarely flowers.

Care
The Begonia Rex Chayo is a house plant that thrives in indirect, bright light and is sensitive to excessive sunlight. The plant requires slightly acidic to neutral soil and high humidity. Overwatering is harmful to the plant, therefore it is recommended to let the soil dry out between watering. Since this plant comes from a tropical climate, the Begonia Rex Chayo does not like cooler temperatures and performs best at temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius.