What is Rieger Begonia?
Rieger Begonia is a type of flowering shrubs, in a larger family known commonly as Begonia, which permanently blooms. This plant can produce a large, striking flower that resembles the shape and appearance of the rose and is available in a wide range of hybrid colors. It prefers well -drained soil with a slight shade and a slight climate.
Many types of commonly available begonias are considered to be given warm temperatures and do not survive the conditions of frost. Unlike its more common counterparts, however, the Rieger variety can flourish several times during the year and is not limited to a spring or summer flower show. The frequency and hardness of these flowering sessions is often dependent on the placing of the plant, whether in the shady area of the garden or in the pot in the inner container. In La in the spring, more petals from the central stem circled around a small cluster of Tinier petals. The color of the flower is determined by the variety and spills in shades from red to pink, peach, orange and yellow. Were bredCerty hybrids to provide multicolored flowers. The most commonly observed are the peach variety with petals lined with orange and those with light pink flowers, which contain a gentle hint of dark pink reddish in the heart of each individual petal.
ordinary begonias are often recognizable by their firm leaf patterns. Standard varieties of red and pink flowering varieties usually sit in the middle of the green leaves spray ribbed by red or pink veins. However, Rieger differs from this pattern in that it produces dark green leaves that are somewhat wax appearance.
Rieger Begonia is considered a tubercury nature that is unique among Begonias. As a result, this particular type of Begonia must be treated with milder care than with other species in the genus that can withstand extreme temperature changes and changing types of soil. Tubers prefer a constant climate between 65 ° and 75 °Fahrenheita (between 18 ° and 23 ° Celsius). High heat and frost temperatures can quickly kill this plant and prevent it from returning in the following seasons.
The soil in which the knight is planted should be moist and well exhausted. Re -evaluation or drying can be as harmful to this type of kera as extreme temperature changes. It should be placed in the shady part of the garden, which receives approximately four hours of sunlight a day. Under optimal growing conditions, this flowering shrub can reach a height and width of approximately 18 inches (45 centimeters).