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Rated 5.00 out of 5
£45.00
This native to Brasil variety of Begonia has beautiful silvery spots on its leaves and is a classic easy-to-care houseplant. The peak of popularity Begonia hit in the 70s and since then is a must-have addition to any indoor jungle.
One of the most unusual-looking plants which is extremely easy to care for! Perfect for beginners or as a gift. This native to Brasil houseplant
Tamaya is similar to traditional Begonia Maculata houseplant but grows on upright stems creating a palm or bonsai look.
Begonia has very fragile leaves, there are some cosmetic damages on the leaves but it does not impact the health of the amazing plant! This beautiful plant is almost 75cm tall (including the planter).
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£35.00
This native to Brasil variety of Begonia has beautiful silvery spots on its leaves.
One of the most unusual-looking plants which is extremely easy to care for! Perfect for beginners or as a gift.
Begonia has very fragile leaves, there are some cosmetic damages on the leaves but it does not impact on the health of the amazing plant!
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£18.00
Saxifraga stolonifera is also known as creeping saxifrage, strawberry begonia, strawberry geranium, pink begonia, strawberry saxifrage, creeping rockfoil, Aaron’s beard, mother of thousands, roving sailor but it’s not related to begonia or geranium.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
£6.50
Begonia Rex is a beautiful and unique houseplant that is sure to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your indoor garden. This plant is beloved for its stunning and colourful foliage, which will catch the eye of anyone who sees it.
The Begonia Rex is a native of tropical regions and prefers a warm and humid environment. It will be a perfect terrarium plant!
Begonia Rex plants are known for their low maintenance requirements. They prefer bright, indirect light and should be watered regularly, but not overwatered, to prevent root rot. It is ideal for terrariums and vivariums.
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£9.00
Saxifraga stolonifera is also known as creeping saxifrage, strawberry begonia, strawberry geranium, pink begonia, strawberry saxifrage, creeping rockfoil, Aaron’s beard, mother of thousands, roving sailor but it’s not related to begonia or geranium.
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£27.00
Begonia Ferox is an awe-inspiring new-to-the-scene species that has become a prized possession among plant collectors. With its unique and striking appearance, it is no surprise that it has gained popularity so quickly.
This rare species originates from Southwest Guangxi, China, in limestone areas. It was discovered in 2011 along with 5 other species by botanists and was later described and publicized in Botanical Studies by Yam Liu & C.-I Peng in 2013.
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£21.00
This native to Brasil variety of Begonia has beautiful silvery spots on its leaves and is a classic easy-to-care houseplant. The peak of popularity Begonia hit in the 70s and since then is a must-have addition to any indoor jungle.
One of the most unusual-looking plants which is extremely easy to care for! Perfect for beginners or as a gift. This native to Brasil houseplant
Tamaya is similar to traditional Begonia maculata houseplant but grows on upright stems creating a palm or bonsai look.
Begonia has very fragile leaves, there are some cosmetic damages on the leaves but it does not impact the health of the amazing plant!
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
£6.00
Discover a truly unique Begonia Amphioxus. This exquisite houseplant is perfect for terrariums character in your enclosed garden. Unusual-looking leaves with bright red-orange dots will bring extra colour to your mini ecosystem. With proper terrarium care, the Amphioxus will thrive, requiring minimal effort on your part to maintain its natural charm.
Care Tips:
While the plant appreciates bright, indirect light, the Begonia Amphioxus can also thrive in lower light conditions, making it an ideal fit for the filtered light environment of a terrarium. Being native to tropical regions, this Begonia will thrive in higher humidity levels.
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