Angel wing begonia

The angel wing begonia plant is a very popular plant because of its foliage and hanging flower buds. Learn when to water, fertilize, prune, and repot your angel wing begonia.

Do you have a shady space and want to add some color and vibrancy to it? It will help if you look no further than Dragon Wing Begonia.

Watch your Angel Wing Begonia bloom like magic! 🌱✨ Pro tricks to turn your leafy friend into a showstopper. Perfect for plant lovers wanting a touch of awesome at home!

Do you have an Angel Wing Begonia at home? Here are tips and advice on how to take care of your Angel Wing Begonia as houseplants. Infographic.

Angel wing begonias are stunning houseplants that brighten up any space with their vibrant colors. They’re easy to care for and require minimal maintenance. Discover how to keep these plants healthy and beautiful...

Is your Begonia looking tall and leggy instead of compact and bushy? Learn about the different ways to prune and propagate your plant and make it look full again!

Before watering angel wing begonia, you must check the soil with your index finger or wooden toothpick. In case you find it moist, don’t water. Instead, wait for the growing medium (soil) to turn dry.

We've put together tips, tricks, and advice on how to grow angel wing begonias in your home. These beautiful spotted plants, whose proper name is begonia maculata, make stunning additions to your decor, but you need to know how to care for them properly so they grow and flourish. We will walk you through a care guide for these special plants and how to make sure they thrive in your indoor garden. Tap now for the post.

Angel Wing Begonias are a beautiful addition to any garden, but what happens when you want even more of them? Propagation is the answer! Not only is it an easy process, but it also saves money. It’s basically a way for you to get a never-ending supply of Angel Wing Begonias, and who doesn’t love that?

Seen at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. ODT: Begins with P (pink) AIMG_0113