Dregei begonia goes with the common name dwarf wild begonia, maple-leaved begonia, and grape-leaf begonia. An incredible option for indoor plantation, Begonia dregei bonsai originates in South Africa. A part of the Begoniaceae family, the plant has a swollen base or caudex. The characteristic green begonia maple leaves are small with sharp tips creating dense foliage. Winter-dormant Begonia dregei caudex is covered with white flowers during the blooming season that starts from Spring and continues till fall. This plant in its natural habitat grows to a height of 19-39 inches and between 8 to 10 inches as a bonsai. It can grow vertically upright or sprawl in bright filtered sun exposure.

Growth Rate
The maple leaf begonia bonsai is a slow-growing houseplant.

Flowering
The plant blooms white flowers during the blooming season, beginning Spring till fall.

Watering and Feeding
The soil should be saturated well when watering the wild begonia plant. Between waterings, the soil should be dry. Abstain from overwatering. An important Begonia dregei care tip is to use clay pots. Use a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

Soil
Another essential fact about maple leaf begonia care is using the right soil mix. A well-drained, acidic, humus-rich soil is best. The ideal types are sandy, clay, and loamy soils.

Hardiness
Begonia wild grows well in the hardiness zone of 10. Wild Begonia species are not frost-hardy.

Light
This plant grows happily when exposed to bright filtered light.

Propagation
Tip cuttings of new shoots are ideal for propagation.

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