03/24/2026
Red begonias aren’t just pretty—they can actually change how red they look depending on light 🌿
Their leaves and flowers contain pigments called anthocyanins, which intensify in brighter light. This means a red begonia can appear deeper, richer crimson in strong light and slightly duller in low light—almost like the plant is adjusting its color to its environment.
Basically, your red begonia is subtly “editing” its own color in real time ✨
