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Begonia Polka Dot
The Begonia Maculata, commonly known as the 'Polka Dot' is a stunning variant within the large Begonia genus. Its long leaves come to a pointed end with silvery polka dots on top of the dark green leaf, the bottom of the leaf is a bright red providing that striking contrast it's well known for! This is a vigorous grower and looks wonderful in a hanging basket.
- Habitat: Thrives in warmer household temperatures, avoid draughts or sudden temperature changes.
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Can tolerate some shade.
- Water: Water when soil is visibly dry, saturate the soil until some water runs out of the bottom of the pot, ensure plenty of drainage opportunity for excess water.
- Soil: Use peat-based soil.
- Fertiliser: Can use a balanced fertiliser once a week during the summer or when actively growing.
- Toxic: Yes, should not be consumed by animals or humans.
The Begonia Maculata, commonly known as the 'Polka Dot' is a stunning variant within the large Begonia genus. Its long leaves come to a pointed end with silvery polka dots on top of the dark green leaf, the bottom of the leaf is a bright red providing that striking contrast it's well known for! This is a vigorous grower and looks wonderful in a hanging basket.
- Habitat: Thrives in warmer household temperatures, avoid draughts or sudden temperature changes.
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Can tolerate some shade.
- Water: Water when soil is visibly dry, saturate the soil until some water runs out of the bottom of the pot, ensure plenty of drainage opportunity for excess water.
- Soil: Use peat-based soil.
- Fertiliser: Can use a balanced fertiliser once a week during the summer or when actively growing.
- Toxic: Yes, should not be consumed by animals or humans.
$25.94
Begonia Polka Dot—
$25.94
Description
The Begonia Maculata, commonly known as the 'Polka Dot' is a stunning variant within the large Begonia genus. Its long leaves come to a pointed end with silvery polka dots on top of the dark green leaf, the bottom of the leaf is a bright red providing that striking contrast it's well known for! This is a vigorous grower and looks wonderful in a hanging basket.
- Habitat: Thrives in warmer household temperatures, avoid draughts or sudden temperature changes.
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Can tolerate some shade.
- Water: Water when soil is visibly dry, saturate the soil until some water runs out of the bottom of the pot, ensure plenty of drainage opportunity for excess water.
- Soil: Use peat-based soil.
- Fertiliser: Can use a balanced fertiliser once a week during the summer or when actively growing.
- Toxic: Yes, should not be consumed by animals or humans.
