Begonia 'Autumn Ember' · Autumn Ember Begonia

The plant shows a dense, mounded rosette of asymmetric, pointed, serrate-margined leaves typical of rhizomatous/rex-type begonias. The foliage displays the characteristic variegation pattern of warm autumnal tones—olive-green centers blending into orange, red, and copper edges—consistent with the cultivar 'Autumn Ember', which is known for this seasonal color-shifting foliage. The leaf shape (ovate-cordate with pointed apex and toothed margins) and compact clumping habit also match known Rex-type begonia hybrids like this one. Without a clearer close-up of leaf venation/hairs or a flower, I can't fully confirm cultivar identity over other similar Rex Begonia cultivars (e.g., 'Fireworks', 'Benitochiba', or other red-orange rex hybrids), so I'm rating this as probable rather than certain. A clearer photo of a single leaf's upper and lower surface, plus any flowers, would help confirm.

Generated 2026-10-06 04:24 by anthropic (claude-sonnet-5).

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