(Begonia 'Stained Glass') is simply stunning. Ruby red leaves are rimmed in pewter with dark veining at the center and a rosy underside. This Rex begonia goes well with pink plants or flowers.
Care: Provide organic, sharp-draining soil in shade with lots of humidity. Water when soil is dry to the touch. Avoid soggy conditions, but do not allow plants to wilt. Do not fertilize heavily. Remove dead leaves promptly and keep the soil surface free of debris to avoid disease problems.
Propagation: Leaf cuttings can take up to 6 months to produce new plants, but stem cuttings typically root in about 3 weeks in favorable conditions.
Problems: Mildew, Botrytis, mealybugs.
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