Begonia Maculata is one of the most jaw-dropping houseplants you can own — white-spotted leaves with deep red undersides that look almost too good to be real.
Styled in a 3" blue striped ceramic planter with a matching saucer included — a crisp, graphic pot that plays beautifully off the plant's spotted foliage. Potted in our chunky, well-draining Androots soil blend. No repotting needed.
Light: Bright indirect light — the spots and color are most vivid with good light. Avoid direct sun.
Water: Allow the top 25–50% of soil to dry before watering. Begonias prefer consistent moisture without soggy roots.
Humidity: Loves humidity — appreciates misting or a humidifier nearby.
Temperature: 65–80°F. Keep away from cold drafts.
Growth Tips: Prune leggy stems to encourage a bushier habit.
Styled by Androots / IG: @byandroots
Begonia Maculata is one of the most jaw-dropping houseplants you can own — white-spotted leaves with deep red undersides that look almost too good to be real.
Styled in a 3" blue striped ceramic planter with a matching saucer included — a crisp, graphic pot that plays beautifully off the plant's spotted foliage. Potted in our chunky, well-draining Androots soil blend. No repotting needed.
Light: Bright indirect light — the spots and color are most vivid with good light. Avoid direct sun.
Water: Allow the top 25–50% of soil to dry before watering. Begonias prefer consistent moisture without soggy roots.
Humidity: Loves humidity — appreciates misting or a humidifier nearby.
Temperature: 65–80°F. Keep away from cold drafts.
Growth Tips: Prune leggy stems to encourage a bushier habit.
Styled by Androots / IG: @byandroots
