BEGONIA ILLUMINATION APRICOT SHADES
Begonia picotee tuberhybrida
SKU: 806-10
Description
The Illumination series of Begonia are well known for their abundance of flowers, that form on trailing stems. A perfect Begonia for hanging baskets! Begonia plants are ideal for shade, or part shade.
Tuberous begonias have an added appeal that they form large tubers that can be lifted in the fall, and stored for the winter! Pot-up bulbs in the late winter or early spring for next years flowers!
Height: 12"
Location: Shade or part shade
Moisture: Regular to moist, does not like extended periods of drought.
Note: Ornamental use only. These plants or seeds may be poisonous.
Seeds per pack: 10. May be pelleted
About pellets: Pelleting is a coating that is sometimes applied to small seeds, to help with handling and sowing. Once the seeds are sown and watered, the pelleting is designed to immediately disintegrate to release the seed
Germination: Start these seeds early indoors. Place on the surface of a sterile seed mix (do not bury them), and keep moist and warm (75-80F) until germination. Do not let the soil dry out, or it can end the germination process. A soil-mix formulated for starting seeds is important for begonia.
Description
The Illumination series of Begonia are well known for their abundance of flowers, that form on trailing stems. A perfect Begonia for hanging baskets! Begonia plants are ideal for shade, or part shade.
Tuberous begonias have an added appeal that they form large tubers that can be lifted in the fall, and stored for the winter! Pot-up bulbs in the late winter or early spring for next years flowers!
Height: 12"
Location: Shade or part shade
Moisture: Regular to moist, does not like extended periods of drought.
Note: Ornamental use only. These plants or seeds may be poisonous.
Seeds per pack: 10. May be pelleted
About pellets: Pelleting is a coating that is sometimes applied to small seeds, to help with handling and sowing. Once the seeds are sown and watered, the pelleting is designed to immediately disintegrate to release the seed
Germination: Start these seeds early indoors. Place on the surface of a sterile seed mix (do not bury them), and keep moist and warm (75-80F) until germination. Do not let the soil dry out, or it can end the germination process. A soil-mix formulated for starting seeds is important for begonia.
