Begonia lyman-smithii is a distinctive species native to Oaxaca, Mexico. This begonia is recognized for its asymmetrical, oblique leaves that exhibit a deep red coloration on the undersides and a dark green hue on the upper surfaces. The edges of the leaves are adorned with reddish, hairy margins, and the central vein is marked by a red spot. In spring, it produces pink to light pink flowers, adding to its ornamental appeal. Key Characteristics: Foliage: The leaves are oblique and asymmetrical, with a deep red underside and dark green upper side featuring reddish hairy margins and a central red spot. Flowers: It produces pink to light pink flowers during the spring season. Care Requirements: Light: Prefers filtered light conditions. Soil: Requires well-draining soil to thrive.
