Strawberry Begonia ('Saxifragra Stolonifera')

Strawberry Begonia loves bright, indirect light and regular watering. Higher humidity will keep the leaves from crisping.
This plant will grow fast and produce lots of little baby plants that will grow off shoots similar to a spider plant. As seen in the mother plants shown!

STRAWBERRY BEGONIA GROWING INSTRUCTIONS

Strawberry begonia prefers bright, indirect light. An east- or west-facing window is ideal. Just make sure there’s a sheer curtain to block any direct rays from the sun. This charming plant does not do well in the sunshine. 

Strawberry begonia will flourish in cooler locations that remain between 50 and 70 F. 

Water your strawberry begonia whenever the surface of the soil just starts to feel dry to the touch. If the soil gets too dry, your plant could suffer. To prevent fungal disease, avoid getting the leaves wet. 

Feed your plants every time you water with a dilute solution of liquid houseplant fertilizer throughout the spring and summer. Stop fertilizing through the fall and winter.