Begonia rex-cultorum (Assorted) 10"Can we just say OMG? The Rex Begonia is a family that has the most showy spectrum of leaves ever. Ranging from reds, burgundies, greens, maroon, silver and even yellow swirls of color on the mostly velvety leaves that can be so striking. They also bloom! Sign us up. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry to the touch Soil: regular, well drained potting mix Images are used for general reference and inspiration only. The species, type, size, shape,

With glossy green foliage this plant can eventually give you that lush jungle feel you have been looking for

Watering: even moisture to slight dry to the touch

regular garden soil

Blooms: late summer to late fall

gold leaves with long lasting dark red veins

It has bright spiky leaves that point upwards and can contort in to some fun shapes

Great as a hanging basket or cascading down a bookcase

There are no drain holes - please use gravel or stones to provide a faux drainage if planting directly in to

The leaves can reach up to 10-16" tall at maturity

Its leaves are a thick blue green coloration that looks like fingers or little pickles that can become tipped in burgundy depending on the light

Noted for the unique way in which the compound leaves fold inward and droop when touched or shaken

The specific epithet arborescens means "tree-like"