Your plant is a cane-type (angel wing) begonia, a group that includes countless hybrids. These begonias are grown for their attractive, often silver-spotted foliage and pendulous clusters of flowers. To keep yours blooming:
For a detailed care guide, see Cane-like Begonias: Like Bamboo With Flowers.
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