Begonia rex-cultorum 6"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: potting mix Leaf color and species can vary. If you do have a preference in coloration or species we ask that you come visit

Its bright lemon green mottled leaves that mature in to a deeper mottled green

Flowers are a deep burgundy red with a wax like glossy sheen

Indoors it should be place in a very sunny window

Thick green fuzzy leaves are palmately compound and limbs that seem to go on forever

Bloom: early summer

Featuring variegated green glossy heart shaped leaves

Platycerium "Staghorn Fern"

Moderately drought tolerant once established

The 'Krinkle 8' refers to the 8 dimples on the leaf

Compact mount of attractive

Peppercorns can be dried or faux depending on availability

A priority blend of microbes that biologically enhance plant food to ensure superior growth