Begonia 'Hocking Inner Glow'
petrushka (7b)
6 years ago
i got it from Peace Tree farm - that seems to be the only place referencing it.
But i see identical plant called B. 'Hocking Inner Light' at Glasshouse works.
could it be the same hybrid?
this is what i bought
I got it since i loved the variegation, but it slowly turned completely black.
I rooted a couple of leaves and the baby plants have proper variegation. they are growing in the same position light-wise, as the original plant when it turned black.
I put the original plant in a dimmer light, but it still producing plain dark leaves.
it is also growing slower, may be due to less light or may be it's after winter just picking up speed...
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hc mcdole
6 years agohc mcdole
6 years agoBegonias will do that - have great markings or none at all under different situations. It could be due to level of light, feeding, new leaf vs. old leaf, or perhaps time of year?
Here is Chumash - two different looks of the same plant.
petrushka (7b)
6 years ago
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