Any begonia people?

[Skycat]

I don't know what kind of begonia this is, but I just got it a month ago. Hadn't been keeping up with watering, and as a result, some leaves dried up and fell off. And eventually one of the two stems turned black from the bottom and completely died, and then the other one started turning a darker green and getting wrinkly and kinda mushy. So apparently rot.



So I cut it, and the inside of the kinda-mushy parts is still light green? Usually rot has a discoloration.

I'll get pictures of it after being cut, whenever I find where the heck I put my camera.

[estación seca]

They're hard to rescue when they're that far gone. Cut just below the bottom leaf. If the stem is still mushy or discolored there, keep going. Dip in a rooting gel or liquid (hydroponics shop.) Set in sterile medium that is just barely damp - it shouldn't even feel moist. Put in a jar or enclosure with 100% humidity and give it bright indirect light. Don't let the leaves touch the enclosure walls.