Angel Wing Begonia
Whereas other begonias might require a more careful touch, angel wing begonias are perfectly suited for indoor culture, providing you can give them the warmth and humidity they require. In the wintertime, they can even tolerate some direct sunlight and look great on a windowsill with a collection of winter-blooming plants (including their close cousin, the rieger begonia). Keep the plants at eye level so you can enjoy their unique appearance as much as you'd like. These plants can grow large and may develop slightly brittle stems along the way. Stake up larger plants to prevent damage to their canes as the foliage is highly attractive.
Light
Angel wing begonia plants like bright, indirect light year-round. They are not as sensitive to direct light as rex begonias, but cannot handle the direct sunlight of a wax begonia. If you don't want your plant to flower, a partial shade location will allow it to grow without producing blooms.
Soil
Plant your angel wing begonia in a soil mixture that is moist (but not soggy) and includes lots of organic matter. A soil that is slightly "heavy" in nature will allow the plant's vast root system to establish well, and support its tall stems properly. In order to ensure your plant's soil doesn't get soggy, you can house your angel wing begonia in a pot made from terracotta or clay to help wick away excess moisture.
Returns & Insurance
In the event an item is damaged during shipment, a return or replacement will be offered. During this return process the customer will be required to submit pictures of the damaged item for review.
There is a five day "New Home" adjustment period is standard with all plant purchases. This period begins at the time of purchase and covers plants that have received "reasonable" care. Accidental death, heat damage, over watering, under watering, etc is not covered.