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Image 1 — Rescued dry plant from supermarket. Decided to never let it dry again by putting it in the aquarium.
Image 2 — Rescued dry plant from supermarket. Decided to never let it dry again by putting it in the aquarium.
Image 3 — Rescued dry plant from supermarket. Decided to never let it dry again by putting it in the aquarium.
Image 4 — Rescued dry plant from supermarket. Decided to never let it dry again by putting it in the aquarium.
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Rescued dry plant from supermarket. Decided to never let it dry again by putting it in the aquarium.

A month or two ago I found this beauty in the supermarket with a huge discount, and in very poor condition. It was small and almost dying from lack of water. In my home I have an aquarium in a very well lit place, that could benefit from the extra shade and filtration. So I decided to find out if these plants could be grown this way. Spoiler: they can! Leafs and roots started growing and even a flower started blooming. It looks beautiful in the aquarium and I think I will leave it there for a while.

Now a question: could you help me identify what kind of begonia this is?

u/Frogger_rater — 2 days ago