Cissus discolorCissus discolor, Rex Begonia Vine, carries elongated heart-shaped leaves on fine red stems. Dark green veins and margins divide a metallic silver pattern across the upper surface, while the entire reverse is deep purple-red. A velvety finish softens the reflections and makes the colour shift as each blade turns.Slender forked tendrils reach out from the stem and coil around supports, drawing the vine upwards through a sequence of patterned leaves. New foliage opens pinkish bronze before the silver areas clear and the upper green deepens. Older stems lengthen and branch, producing a layered screen whose red framework remains visible between the blades. The vine can also trail, exposing the purple undersides whenever leaves twist away from the light. Small flower clusters may appear, though the changing two-sided foliage carries nearly all of the colour.
