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Begonia Lucifer

19,90

Includes 7% red. MwSt.

The Begonia ‘Lucifer’ is a rare Cane Begonia with silvery-green camouflage markings, red stems, and elegant angel wing growth. It prefers bright indirect light, consistent moisture, and a loose, airy substrate.

Pot diameter: 8 cm

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Special features of Begonia ‘Lucifer’

The Begonia ‘Lucifer’ is an extraordinary Cane Begonia with a striking, almost camouflage-like leaf pattern. The asymmetrical leaves display silvery-green patterns on a dark background, paired with contrasting red petioles and red stems that give the plant additional depth.

The combination of elegant angel wing growth and an unusual pattern that looks almost hand-painted is particularly eye-catching. This makes ‘Lucifer’ one of the decorative collector’s begonias with high recognition value.

Origin & Botanical Background

👉 ‘Lucifer’ is a cultivar or trade name and not a botanical species.
It is classified as a Cane Begonia hybrid (angel wing type).


Growth Habit & Size

  • Upright, typical cane growth
  • Bamboo-like red stems
  • Can reach 30–80 cm
  • Becomes bushier and more branched with maturity

Visual Development

  • Young plants often have particularly high-contrast markings
  • Larger leaves and bolder patterns with maturity
  • Silver sections vary in intensity depending on the light

Special Features

  • Silvery-green camouflage pattern
  • Dark leaf sections with strong contrast
  • Red petioles and decorative red stems
  • Rare Cane Begonia for collectors

Fun Fact

Many Cane Begonias are also called Angel Wing Begonias because of their asymmetrical leaves – in ‘Lucifer’, this look appears particularly exotic.


🌿 Care tips for Begonia ‘Lucifer’

Location

  • Bright, without direct midday sun
  • Warm and draft-free
  • Appreciates slightly higher humidity

Light

Bright, indirect light promotes leaf patterning and compact growth.

Watering

  • Keep evenly lightly moist
  • Allow the surface to dry slightly
  • Avoid waterlogging

Substrate

  • Loose and well-draining
  • Humus-rich with perlite or bark content is ideal

Humidity

  • Medium to high
  • 50–70% is ideal

Fertilizing

Weakly every 2–3 weeks during the growing phase.


Common Problems

  • Fading patterns → too dark
  • Brown edges → air too dry
  • Soft stems → too wet

🐾 Pet Friendliness

Not pet-friendly

⚠️ Toxicity

Begonias are considered toxic to pets

🌬️ Air-Purifying Effect

Not proven

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