Begonias

Foliage begonias are grown for their color, texture, and intricate leaf patterns. They bring detail and contrast into a space and are often chosen when you want something visually different from standard green plants.

They prefer moderate light near an east or north-facing window. Too much direct light can stress the leaves, while too little reduces color and growth.

Keep the soil lightly moist but never heavy. Airflow is important, and consistency is key. Once dialed in, they become one of the most visually rewarding plant types.

 

Begonias (Flowering)

Flowering begonias are chosen for their soft blooms and continuous color. They create a lighter, more decorative feel and are a good option if you want something that feels more traditional but still easy to manage.

They do best in moderate light near an east-facing window or filtered south light.

Keep moisture consistent without letting them sit wet. They respond well to steady care and reward you with ongoing blooms.