Begonia (assorted) 6" hide-atc These epiphytic plants grow attached

These epiphytic plants grow attached to the branches of trees where they form a caudex that serves as a habitation for ants

Soil: none

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

It is an exotic Aglaonema with its red colorations that pop up in an unprescribed way

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving them

Begonia (assorted) 6" hide-atc These epiphytic plants grow attachedBegonia's are a super diverse group of plants with different looks, personalities and needs. But one thing is the same between them all is that they make for a great seasonal annual in outdoor garden. There are four major types of Begonia: Hardy, Tuberous, Fiberous wax and Rhizomatous. Bloom: Spring through fall Light: varies by variety but mostly part shade to shade Soil: regular, well drained, fertile potting mix Images are used for general