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ActiveBegonia L. · Begonia
LUBBERTUS H.KOPPE
10 August 2026
The plant forms a compact herbaceous bush 15–35 cm in height. The flowers are large, reaching 10 cm in diameter, with a rich carrot-red color. The leaves are dark green, with a pronounced glossy surface.
The variety is intended primarily for interior landscaping and commercial year-round production. The plant is sensitive to drafts, sharp temperature fluctuations, and waterlogging, and is susceptible to the disease caused by the fungus Fusarium foetens.
Cultivation techniques include keeping the plant in bright locations without direct sunlight at a temperature of 18–24°C. Moderate watering and timely removal of withered inflorescences are required to maintain the flowering period.
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