Our Begonia Rex Vines are typically +10" (measured at bottom of stem to top of leaf tip)
Pots are in cement hanging planter

Other names include: Tapestry vine; Cissus discolor
 
Semi-tropical perennial vining plant known for its large variegated leaves that are brightly colored green, silvery, and red, and very similar to Begonia Rex (though plants are unrelated but in name). Native to Sotheast Asia. This variety thrives in tropical, partial sun conditions, and prefer temperatures between 60 - 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Plant tendrils can grow up to 10" long in right conditions.
 
Not safe for pets; plants are toxic if ingested.
 
Our varieties are established using a custom soil blend of organic matter and compost.

All of our Begonia Rex Vine plants come from a mother plant that was originally sourced in Seguin, Texas.

Recommended to water once per week, making sure the soil is almost dry, but not completely. Also can provide additional humidity to plant (a greenhouse environment is best), which will prolong plant life. Plants cannot survive in under 50 degree Fahrenheit temperatures and prefer partial or indirect light and warmth.

We recommend the plant should change pots when leaves continue to wilt after watering. It's a customer preference. We also suggested refreshing the soil every year or so, regular fertilizing, and rotating the plant based on seasons (i.e. winter months plant will go dormant and need more light, less watering).