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Description

Begonia ‘Don Miller’Begonia Don Miller is a shrub type begonia a hybrid that grows as a bushy, branching plant rather than only a tall cane or strictly angel wing type. It was bred from a cross between the cane hybrid Begonia Torch and an unidentified shrub species known as Begonia U062. Features: Shrub type: branches readily to form a full, bushy plant that can become a striking specimen in containers or shaded gardens. Leaves: bright green leaves with striking silvery

Other Seasons: Moderately humid state of 60–70% works well

almost pearlescent appearance

Humidity: Keep humidity above 70%

Temperature: Maintain intermediate to warm conditions

Avoid prolonged harsh direct sun

Tips: Rotate periodically for even growth

Temperature: Best grown in moderate temperatures ranging from 18°C to 24°C (65°F to 75°F)

Origin: Native to humid tropical forests in North Kalimantan (Borneo)

Humidity: Like most begonias

Good components: orchid bark

giving the plant an elegant appearance and making it a standout choice among ornamental foliage begonias

Substrate & Mounting: Does well mounted on bark or in airy mixes like orchid bark and sphagnum