Maybe the spotted one is Lucerna? And the other a form of Listada? Maybe the greenhouse effected their colors a bit more than I think they would.... the new foliage coming up on the spotted one has a purple underside... and the other one does have the distinctive light stripe down the center of the leaf... it is just a bit faint.

Looks like at least two plants there. The one is not a begonia and is showing bloom buds (reminds me of some kind of Solanum - nightshade) The begonia has leaves like scharfii / scharfiana species or Pastel Princess hybrid. Clearer pictures of the leaves might help some expert ID it.

Hi Russ and All, Russ, you mentioned that it appears my Messaging is not turned on? Houzz has become so flaky and quirky! From what I can see, it's turned on: And here's what I see when I preview my profile - it looks like the Messaging button should be there for you: You also mentioned that your Messaging is turned on, but here's what I see when I look at your profile. Messaging is not available, at least not for me: Regardless of the above, I emailed you Greg Sytch's 2017 email. Hope it is helpful. You may wish to delete your post above containing your email address. Carol

Thanks Laurie. I have had her positioned in a better lighted position since this picture was taken, but no signs of blooming yet. I noted you said you thought yours wasn’t blooming because of too much light? Is that typical? Am I correct to understand that they bloom quite easily and generally late summer or fall, or can they bloom at any time? I wonder because I have a beautiful Gryphon Begonia which I understand is related to the cane types, and it blooms when the daylength is quite short. Mine bloomed for me in February of this year ( indoors of course) after being outdoors until close to my first frost( late September here).1st pic blooming in February. 2nd pic as it appears outside recently. Just thought I’d share that, hope you don’t mind.