These begonias think they’re back in the tropical rainforest from which they hail. Our daily warm rain and humidity is exactly what they love.
And this drawing shows why they’re classified as synchronously monoecious: the same plant produces at the same time separate male and female flowers. On the left is a male bloom with its curly stamens; on the right is a female with her vase-shaped ovules. Let the party begin.
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