We are proud to report that over 99% of our orders to date have been delivered in happy and healthy condition. Our Happy & Healthy Guaranteeįrond & Folia guarantees that the plant you receive will arrive in happy and healthy condition, and we take extreme care in packaging and shipping to ensure this. Misting Begonia Rex should be avoided, as these plants are susceptible to bacterial diseases which can occur when their foliage becomes wet. Near a humidifier, sink, or in a bathrom is the best place for these plants. Moderate to high humidity will prevent crispy leaf edges. Cold drafts and temperatures below 60 degrees F may damage this plants foliage and should be avoided.

Rex Begonias thrive in temperatures around 70 degrees F. Peat moss also gets lighter in color when dry, helping you to gauge when this plant is ready for its next drink. Amending a standard potting mix with peat moss and perlite will work well for Begonia Rex. You should allow the soil to get light in weight and color, almost completely dry, before watering each time. Remember to bring Rex Begonias growing outside indoors before the first frost. Rex begonia ceases growing if the temperatures fall below 58 ☏ be mindful in the winter months. Houseplants do best when the temperatures range between 60 and 85 ☏. For this reason, we recommend using distilled water when watering your Rex Begonia.This plant has a very fine and delicate root system, making it very susceptible to root rot and overwatering. Rex begonias are sensitive to temperature and humidity changes. As Rex Begonia is very sensitive to the build-up of salts within the soil, make sure to discard excess water immediately. When watering, aim directly for the soil (not wetting the leaves), and ensure that water runs through the holes in the bottom of the pot. The key with these plants is to water thoroughly but not often. Rex Begonia can be picky about their soil moisture level, and these plants demand a light and quickly draining sharp soil. Direct, harsh light should be avoided with these plants, as their delicate foliage can be quick to burn. A few feet away from a South or West facing window which receives consistent indirect light is best. Rex Begonias thrive in medium to bright, filtered or indirect light. Begonia Rex are native to tropical and subtropical regions which receive high humidity year-round. With hairy stems and sometimes furry leaves as well, these plants are truly never boring. There are over 1800 different species of Rex Begonia, and their leaf patterning and coloration can vary widely, from deep red, to midnight blue, to sparkling silver. When it comes to Begonia’s (plant family Begoniaceae), the Rex varieties are known for their showy foliage.

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