Watermelon begonia

Learn how to grow and care for the stunning watermelon begonia. Discover the secrets to keeping this unique plant thriving in your garden or indoor space.
If you purchase this plant in a hanging basket from the nursery and will find that the vine tend to overlap one another and give that casc... Pellionia Repens, Watermelon Begonia, Rex Begonias, Tanaman Pot, Growing Greens, Leafy Plants, Trailing Plants, Unique Plants, Cactus Y Suculentas

If you purchase this plant in a hanging basket from the nursery and will find that the vine tend to overlap one another and give that cascading look of overwhelming burst of growth.Well, it might want to enjoy that "glorious look" while it last and they suddenly tend to change from that condition drastically after few months. And so what would you want to do to keep the plant alive? Take some cuttings and propagate them separately - sort of training the plant to get hardy in your garden…

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melinda.cross31367
Pellionia Repens: Trailing Watermelon Begonia Care — House Plant Hobbyist Pellionia Repens, Watermelon Begonia, Begonia Care, Understory Plants, Watermelon Plant, Trailing Plants, Hardy Plants, Pretty Plants, House Plant

Here’s another one of those plants with a common name that is extremely misleading. While it’s called a “Trailing Watermelon Begonia,” it is a Pellionia rather than a Begonia , and they’re not even in the same family. Pellionia are a part of the Urticaceae family which includes such plants as

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Patricia Avant
Garden Chronicles : Trailing Watermelon Begonia - Pellionia repens Pellionia Repens, Watermelon Begonia, Cat Safe Plants, Plant Goals, Trailing Plants, Indoor Gardens, House Plants Decor, Ornamental Plants, Hanging Pots

If you purchase this plant in a hanging basket from the nursery and will find that the vine tend to overlap one another and give that cascading look of overwhelming burst of growth.Well, it might want to enjoy that "glorious look" while it last and they suddenly tend to change from that condition drastically after few months. And so what would you want to do to keep the plant alive? Take some cuttings and propagate them separately - sort of training the plant to get hardy in your garden…

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stella mccomsey