• Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent.
  • Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent.
  • Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent.
  • Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent.
  • Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent.
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Begonia Ferris Wheel

Begonia Ferris Wheel

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Begonia Ferris Wheel is a striking begonia celebrated for its dramatic, spiraling leaf pattern that evokes the motion of a ferris wheel. Its foliage displays bold contrasts of white and pink speckles scattered across deep, dark leaves, creating a painted, mosaic-like effect. Under low light, the leaves develop a vivid blue-purple sheen, making the plant look almost iridescent. With its swirling structure and ever-shifting colors, this cultivar stands out as a highly ornamental foliage plant perfect for collectors and display.

Features:

  • Striking spiraling foliage that mimics the motion of a ferris wheel, giving the plant a dynamic, sculptural appearance.

  • White and pink speckles on dark leaves, forming a painted, mosaic-like pattern that makes each leaf unique.

  • Blue-purple iridescence in low light, adding a dramatic color shift that enhances its ornamental appeal.

Care Tips:

  • Light:

    • Bright, indirect light for best color.

    • Avoid direct sun; leaves can scorch.

    • Low light enhances the blue-purple tones.

  • Watering:

    • Keep soil slightly moist, never soggy.

    • Allow the top 1–2 cm of soil to dry before watering again.

    • Avoid getting water on the leaves to prevent spotting.

  • Humidity:

    • Prefers high humidity (50–70%).

    • Avoid misting directly—use a humidifier or pebble tray instead.

  • Temperature:

    • Ideal range: 18–24°C (65–75°F).

    • Protect from cold drafts and temperatures below 15°C (59°F).

  • Soil:

    • Use a light, airy, fast-draining mix (e.g., peat + perlite + bark).

    • Aroids mix or African violet mix also works well.

  • Fertilizer:

    • Feed monthly during the growing season with a diluted balanced fertilizer.

    • Do not overfertilize—Rex begonias are sensitive.

  • Potting:

    • Choose a shallow, wide pot to support the rhizomatous root system.

    • Repot only when necessary, usually once a year in spring.

  • General care:

    • Remove faded or damaged leaves to encourage healthy growth.

    • Avoid overly wet, stagnant environments to prevent rot.

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