Begonia Rex: Leaves Like Stained Glass, Temperament Like a Soap Opera
A rhizomatous begonia grown for spectacular stained-glass foliage. It wants bright indirect light, dry leaves, airy soil, and humidity with good airflow to avoid mildew.
A rhizomatous begonia grown for spectacular stained-glass foliage. It wants bright indirect light, dry leaves, airy soil, and humidity with good airflow to avoid mildew.
A compact nerve plant with neon-veined leaves that faints when thirsty and recovers within the hour. Pet-safe and terrarium-friendly; it needs moist soil and high humidity.
A fast-trailing vine with silver-striped leaves and purple undersides that roots from any broken stem. Bright indirect light keeps the color; pinch often to keep it full.
A tuber-grown plant with paper-thin, hand-painted leaves that goes fully dormant in winter. It wants warmth, filtered light, moist soil in season, and high humidity.
A stunning patterned prayer plant that folds its leaves at night. Famously fussy: it wants filtered water, medium indirect light, steady warmth, and humidity above 60%.
A fast-growing, wildly colorful foliage plant that thrives in bright indirect light, likes its soil kept moist, and roots from cuttings in a glass of water. Perfect for beginners who want instant drama.