Begonia ‘Two Face’

Begonia ‘Two Face’ is characterized by its sideways stalked, droplet shaped leaves, as with most begonia species. Leaves grow from bright green stems. From the petiole, the leaves show a grey color that is more pronounced around the grooved veins. More near the leaf edge, the color of the leaf fades into a bright purple. If sunlight hits the leaves, it gives a unique shine over the leaves. The underside of the leaves is cherry red. When mature, it could form a large bush that grows up to a half meter in height. This plant does not produce flowers often and is mainly grown for its leaves. This plant is propagated by cuttings. Take a healthy stem with at least three leaves and let it root in water or in airy soil.