Thanks to its compact, creeping habit, Begonia thelmae is both a decorative ground cover and a subtle eye-catcher in tropical settings. Thelmae is native to South America. The leaves are hairy and approximately 2.5 cm by 5 cm. They grow closely together, somewhat overlapping. The plant blooms between April and July with small, white, hairy flowers. It is a bushy begonia. Begonia thelmae is a beautiful Brazilian begonia with narrow, graceful leaves and light green veins. This unique plant has a slightly downward-curving growth habit, making it ideal as a terrarium plant, houseplant, or hanging plant. Thanks to its thickened leaf stalks and caudex , the plant can store water, meaning it needs less watering than other begonias. 
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This Brazilian Begonia: thelmae ( Syn . Begonia Withlacoochee ) loves warmth and high humidity. Begonia thelmae thrives in constant warmth, moisture, and soft, indirect light. Given these conditions, it grows steadily and its leaves remain beautifully shiny and fresh. Caring for Begonia thelmae requires little water: its thickened leaf stalks and caudex store moisture, so the soil doesn't need to be constantly moist. Water as soon as the topsoil feels slightly dry, and avoid allowing the roots to stand in water for extended periods. Place the plant in a bright spot with indirect sunlight; direct sunlight can damage the leaves. Begonia thelmae prefers warm temperatures between 20–28°C (68–82°F) and high humidity of 60–80%. Regular misting or a humid environment helps keep the leaves healthy and shiny. This tropical begonia is easy to care for, elegant, and a real eye-catcher in any plant collection. For more information about this Araflora plant, see the care symbols below.