Begonia sp. U192 'Martin's Mystery' is known only from cultivated specimens purportedly discovered in Philippines and brought into cultivation by Martin Johnson, a begonia grower. Its foliage has a stunning, iridescent, metallic rose pink colour, with dark red undersides. Both the leaves and the petioles are pubescent.
Genus name was established in mid 18th century: modern Latin, named in honour of the French administrator and amateur botanist Michel Bégon (1638–1710) by the botanist Charles Plumier (1646–1704), who discovered the plant on the island of Santo Domingo.
Begonia sp. U192 'Martin's Mystery'
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Begonia Begonia sp. U192 'Martin's Mystery' is ca. 20 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 12 cm pot
