Begonia plants are known to grow as tall as twelve inches and have stunning flowers that catch everyone’s attention. This plant is from the Begoniaceae family that has over 1825 species in the subtropics of the old and new world. Although Begonia plants are not difficult to grow, they are considered to be high maintenance …
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Nothing adds beauty to your garden or apartment the way pinkish-red Begonias do. People adore their flowers and leaves. Beginners can also decorate their homes with these houseplants as they don’t ask a lot. As adaptive as they are, your Begonias can be a little picky when it comes to the right lighting conditions. Though …
Anthuriums are not the only plants with huge leaves; Giant Leaf Begonias are also available for Begonia admirers. The showy Begonia Popenoei can be easily grown in a container, hanging basket, and even in the ground soil. According to the American Begonia Society, Begoniaceae is the largest flowering plant family with about 1500 species. Begonia …
The Begonia socotrana is a rare species of tuberous begonias commonly used to hybridize with other tuberous begonias. But I’ve found this a great species to grow just as it is, for its unique foliage and rich blooms. The leaves are almost circular and peltate, having a deep green hue and a unique rough texture …
(image credit, IG: nottodayrootrot) Tuberous begonias are typically grown for the attractive blooms. Begonia pearcei, however, is unusual in the sense that it has very attractive foliage as well as flowers whilst being a tuberous Begonia. The leaves are velvety and dark, with prominent white venation. The flowers are showy yellow that makes a great …
Commonly known as Wax Begonia, the Begonia x semperflorens is a compact fibrous begonia with succulent foliage. The leaves are either green tinged with red, or greenish brown tinged with bronze or sometimes a dark beet colour. In full sun the red to bronze tinge grows to a rich blush. Begonia x semperflorens variety flowers …
(image credit, IG: roger.swchien) Begonia Peltatifolia is endemic to Hainan Island, China, according to the Royal Botanical Garden and comes from the Begoniaceae family. Begonia Peltatifolia is a tender perennial grown specifically for their foliage and colorful flowers. This plant can be grown anywhere outdoor, in the ground, indoors in pots, or in hanging baskets. Begonia …
Begonia Microsperma is a rare Begonia species that is native to the tropical regions of West Africa, specifically Cameroon. This plant develops small, eye-catching yellow flowers. This rhizomatous plant has textured leaves with tiny hairs. This species requires special care because it will thrive in high humidity( 60-80%) areas only. For soil, it needs a …
Begonias are among the most popular houseplants, and it’s easy to see why. They require very little in the way of maintenance, making them suitable for seasoned and novice gardeners alike. Plus, they have stunning flowers and foliage, so they’re sure to add a wow factor to your home. Acetosa is one of my favorite …
The Begonia benigo plant is nicknamed the “Angel Wing” due to its angel wing-shaped leaves. These gorgeous leaves are dark green with red or silver specks. Under the leaves is a holly red. Plus, there are pink flowers in clusters. The Begonia benigo plant needs bright but indirect sunlight. You want to use well-draining soil …