Begonia malipoensis occurs naturally in the province of Yunnan in central China. The province of Malipo, after which the species is named, is a district in a mountainous area with a temperate climate. The plant grows here on shady slopes. Begonia malipoensis has leaves of about 10 cm. They are slightly asymmetrical and resemble maple leaves with their five-finger shape. The white drawings on the upright parts of the leaves stand out more because of the lower-lying dark green veins. The flowers are light pink and bear yellow stamens or stigma.
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| Flower colour: Violet |
| Flower period: All year |
| Product type: Plant |
| Plant type: Foliage plant |
| Growth habit: Normal |
| Properties: Non-edible |
| Growth rate: Normal |
| Araflora info: Mini |
| Araflora info: New |
| Natural habitat: Central America |
| Altitude range: 0-1500 m |
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