Begonia Bifinattifida
$15.00
The Fern-Leaf Flame
What Is Begonia bipinnatifida?
Begonia bipinnatifida is a striking tropical begonia known for its deeply cut, fern-like leaves and bold coloration. Native to New Guinea, it grows naturally in warm, humid rainforest environments with filtered light.
This plant is not aquatic and should never be submerged. It thrives in moist, well-draining soil with high humidity and stable warmth.
The leaves are finely divided, giving them a dramatic, feathery appearance. Depending on the variety and lighting, the foliage can range from deep green to bronze, dark red, or even purplish tones. The undersides are often richly colored, adding extra visual interest.
Exotic and detailed, Begonia bipinnatifida is perfect for collectors who love unique leaf shapes and vibrant tropical character.
How It Grows
This plant grows from a creeping or slightly upright stem. It stays relatively compact but spreads gradually over time.
Growth is moderate under warm and humid conditions.
The Leaves
The leaves are thin and deeply divided.
Color: green, bronze, or reddish tones depending on variety
Surface: slightly textured with soft sheen
Shape: deeply cut, fern-like
The dramatic leaf shape is the plant’s main attraction.
Light Needs
Prefers bright, indirect light.
Avoid direct sunlight
Good light enhances leaf color
Low light may reduce color intensity.
Water & Growing Conditions
Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy
Use airy, well-draining soil mix
Requires high humidity
Ideal temperature: 20–28°C
Avoid letting the plant dry out completely.
Growing Environment
Best suited for:
Terrariums
Humidity cabinets
Indoor tropical plant collections
Not suitable for aquariums or submerged setups.
Care Level
Medium care.
Better for growers with some experience
Sensitive to dry air
Moderate growth speed
Handling Note
Maintain stable humidity and avoid sudden temperature changes. With proper care, Begonia bipinnatifida will develop full, dramatic foliage with strong color and texture.
