An angel wing begonia develops pale green leaves with vivid red edges.
This is a varietal response to bright sunlight—not a deficiency or disease. Move to a shadier spot if you prefer greener leaves, but the plant is healthy. Fertilize with a blooming-plant formula to deepen green color; red edges will persist.
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