if you have a picture of the plant, this is the best way to get an ID.

i would guess that your plant is probably rhizomatous. a good place to start would be the houston begonia society's pictoral key. while it doesn't begin to list the hundreds of species and cultivars, you can alway get a good idea about care etc. once you've narrowed it down. i'll set a link to the cv. pictoral key, and you can always search the species page from there.

good luck,
-ming

Ming, I dont see where the reference to being cleft lobed came from. All that lockland said was that the leaves are hairy and dark green/black.

"The leaves look somewhat like a pot plant, anyone have any ideas?"

right now the descriptor is too general to really tag on any definitive ID, but a picture would really help!

-ming