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Bronze Leaf White Begonia
Begonia hybrida 'White'
This plant goes beautifully in any landscape or in a hanging basket on a patio. Classy white flowers are complimented with bronze-purple foliage.
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Bronze Leaf White Begonia is a herbaceous annual that yields classy white "orchid-like" flowers. This begonia differs from other begonias because it has deep purple foliage instead of bright green. They required a bit of a particular schedule, making them slightly more high-maintenance than other plants. However, they can be planted in many places and thrive perfectly fine. You can use them as border edging, mass planting, or in a container/hanging planter.
| Hardiness Zone: | 9-11 |
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| Mature Height: | 12 to 18 Inches |
| Mature Width: | 12 to 15 Inches |
| Classification: | Annual |
| Sunlight: | partial sun, partial shade |
| Habit: | Upright |
| Flower Color: | White |
| Foliage: | Glossy Bronze |
| Soil Condition: | well-draining, moist |
| Water Requirements: | Likes to stay slightly moist |
| Uses: | mass planting, container plant, hanging basket |
How to Care for Bronze Leaf White Begonia
Before buying a Bronze Leaf White Begonia plant, be sure to read about the care instructions that are required and recommended to keep this plant happy and healthy!
How Much Sun Does My Bronze Leaf White Begonia Need?
Bronze Leaf White Begonia prefers to be in a location that receives some sunlight but likes to be in a shaded area. These plants can survive just fine in full sunlight. However, they grow best in areas that have shade for hours at a time. Keeping them out of the sun for some time can help avoid any damage to their foliage or flowers. When you are planting this annual in your garden, plant in a location that does not receive full sun consistently. If you decide to keep your plant indoors, be sure to place it where it will receive plenty of shade throughout the day.
How Do I Water Bronze Leaf White Begonia?
Creating a consistent watering schedule for your Bronze Leaf White Begonia is the key to your plant's success. It is crucial to find the perfect balance of not too much and not too little to allow your plant to thrive. They require moist, well-draining soil. We recommend watering at the base to keep their foliage dry and avoid any diseases or leaf spots. Be careful not to overwater your begonia because this could result in root rot and permanent damage to the plant.
What Type Of Fertilizer Does Bronze Leaf White Begonia Require?
The best time to fertilize your Bronze Leaf White Begonia is during the warm summer months. We suggest feeding them with a liquid fertilizer that is diluted. Fertilize your plant once every ten days or so. Doing so will ensure your plant's flowers will bloom to their fullest potential. Steer clear of fertilizing in the fall and winter to minimize any risk of plant damage. Fertilizing your plant during the cool winter months and its growth dormancy could damage your plant permanently.
What is The Best Soil for My Bronze Leaf White Begonia?
Any rich, well-draining soil will work perfectly with your Bronze Leaf White Begonia. This plant has no preference for soil pH and can even tolerate being in urban-polluted areas. Their well-draining soil will help prevent any possibility of root rot. Without it, the plant could sit in too much water and cause root rot. However, this plant does require its soil to be consistently moist. Always remember to double-check if the top of your soil is dry and, if so, water your plant.
