Skip to Main Content
OUR WEBSITE IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING CHANGES.
FEEL FREE TO BROWSE. YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO PURCHASE ANYTHING.
PLEASE DO CHECK BACK AGAIN SOON.
Polka Dot Begonia 1
Polka Dot Begonia 2
Polka Dot Begonia 3
Polka Dot Begonia 4

Begonia Maculata

Love sticker

Begonia Spotted 'Maculata'

£20
Plant height
35cm
14cm pot
Pots that fit me
Nursery Pot
Nursery Pot
Free
Tivoli Pot Grey
£14
Tivoli Pot Earth
£14
Soft Round Pot Brique
£8
Soft Round Pot Green
£8
Soft Round Pot Pink
£8
Soft Round Pot Anthracite
£8
Soft Round Pot White
£8
Curved Fiberclay Pot Black
£22
Curved Fiberclay Pot Stone
£22
Free delivery FREE scheduled deliveries on orders over £50

Begonia Maculata or the Spotted Begonia is a beauty with two tone green and yellow leaves with a crimson pink underside. The leaves are punctuated with white polka dots making this plant really stand out.

PH icon Price match promise solid 3 1

Price match promise

Icon Best quality

Best quality plants guaranteed

Icon Delivery van

Delivered to your door with care

Plant Happiness
To see me at my best

Put me in a warm spot with lots of bright indirect light. Give me as much humidity as possible, either with a humidifier, mister, water filled pebble tray or in a steamy bathroom.

Plant Care Tips
Misting icon

Keep me in a spot near a window but out of the sun's direct rays.

Sun icon

Allow the top of my soil to slightly dry out between waterings.

Leaves icon

I love warmth and extra humidity, keep me away from temperatures below 18C.

About Begonia Spotted 'Maculata'

History

Begonias are commonly thought to originate from Brazil, but were also previously discovered in Mexico and their use in China was documented in the 14th century. The first western botanist to document the begonia was Charles Plumier, who found fibrous begonias in Brazil in 1690. He named the Begonia after his favorite botanist, Michel Begon.

Cultivation

There are over 2,000 species of Begonia which makes it one of the largest flowering plant genera. They are classified into 3 types - fibrous, rhizomatous and tuberous.

Care

Most begonia live in humid tropical forests below the canopy often growing as epiphytes. This means love bright indirect light, warmth, well draining soil and lots of humidity. To help your begonia thrive it is important to recreate these conditions as best as possible in your home.

Did you know?

Rumour has it that the Begonia Maculata inspired Christian Louboutin to create his red heeled stilettos!

4.00

Based on 1 reviews
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Review image
Profile
Verified Customer
Linda V
Begonia Spotted 'Maculata'

A few damaged leaves but overall healthy plant.

Email
Join our Green Gang

Sign up for exclusive offers, the latest product drops and news from the Green Gang. By signing up you agree to our Privacy Policy.