Begonia preussii
An epiphytic Begonia of West-Central Africa, mainly Cameroon, that grows on trees and fallen trunks in submontane forest and in forest remnants among farms. It needs warm days, mild nights, bright shade and roots that drain fast, and it can take a short dry season.
Where it grows wild
The labels describe it as 'epiphytic on fallen trees, in a gap in submontane forest' in the Rumpi Hills, as epiphytic on Carapa in the Bamboutos Mountains, and among emergent trees in coffee and banana plantations near Kodmin and Muandong.
Recorded at 50–1000 m, median about 700 m.
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