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Begonia 'Gryphon'

Begonia

  • Low-maintenance item will tolerate shade, partial shade and dry conditions for great success in many locations
  • Showy plants give a big ?wow? factor ? makes the neighbors jealous!

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Exposure
• Partial Sun
Foliage Color
• Green
• Purple
• Silver
Soil Moisture
• Average Water
Attributes
• Container
• Great Foliage
• House Plant
• Low Maintenance
Habit
• Mounding
Season of Interest (Foliage)
• Summer Bloomer
Additional Information about Begonia 'Gryphon'

Plug crop time: 8 to 9 weeks
Transplant to finish: 5 to 6 weeks

  • Easy-care, low-water plant blends beauty with strength and durability to make a dramatic statement in mixed or solo containers.
  • Fits into existing begonia plug culture; easier and quicker to produce than vegetative foliage types.
  • More tolerant of stressful conditions than Rex begonias for less shrink.
  • Retailers appreciate the longer sales window and versatility for outdoor container and indoor pot plant sales.
  • Unique tropical appearance perfect impulse item.
  • Lets consumers extend their enjoyment by bringing plants indoors at the end of the season.

Height: 14 to 16 in./35 to 40 cm in shade, 12 to 14 in./30 to 35 cm in partial sun; may grow to 30 in./75 cm tall in hot/humid conditions Best for: 6-in. (15-cm) pots

Amazing foliage begonia brings a big “wow” factor to retail programs. Showy displays, low water needs and indoor/outdoor versatility make Gryphon popular with retailers and gardeners. It’s easy and quick to produce, as Gryphon fits into existing begonia plug culture.

Growing & Maintenance Tips for Begonia 'Gryphon'

Tolerates dry conditions better than vegetative Rex begonias – possible fewer losses. Average fertilization required.