Begonia corallina

Also known as Coral Begonia, Cane Begonia

Coral begonia grows as an upright, cane-forming perennial shrub native to the understory of Brazil's coastal rainforests. Thick, bamboo-like stems produce cascading clusters of vivid coral-red flowers and lance-shaped leaves accented with distinctive silver spotting. Widely cultivated for its showy, pendulous inflorescences, it serves in its native biome as a food source for hummingbirds and specialized nectar-feeding insects.