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May 26, 2022 3:53 PM CST

purpleinopp said: It looks stretched from low light, but otherwise fine, ready to get kicking over summer. I also think it is a cane type. Looks exactly like most of my canes did before I took them back outside. I have that plant in a bunch of pots, maybe 20.

Side branches aren't the goal, IMVHO, although some stems sometime make them. My goal is to inspire that big, fat new stem (in pic) to come up from the roots, by chopping off too-tall &/or puny stems, which, like Sally said, are used to make more Begonias.
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Lots of pics of B. coccinea:
Cane Begonia (Begonia coccinea)

ABS website article about cane Begonias
https://www.begonias.org/cane-...

Dragon wing has, that I've seen, referred to the hybrid between B. coccinea and wax B.
Dragon Wing Begonia (Begonia Dragon Wing® Red)
Dragon Wing Begonia (Begonia Dragon Wing® Pink)

Cane Begonias & mallet Begonias are angel wings. Yes, you can use whatever nickname you want, but these are the traditional applications of those nicknames.


Thanks!
I appreciate the info. Was going with dragon wing initially but saw more references to devil wing and changed it.

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