Bonfire® Chocolate Pink Begonia Plant

Bonfire® Chocolate Pink Begonia dangles blush-pink bells over rich chocolate foliage. These perky blooms trail from hanging baskets, containers, and shady gardens, adding a soft pop of color against dark leaves from late spring through frost with a flowing, easy vibe.

This begonia thrives in part to full shade, shrugging off heat and humidity while dropping steady 1-2 inch blooms—no deadheading needed. It’s a laid-back pick that warms up dim spots or mixed planters with a rosy glow and cool contrast, blooming all season long.

Grown by us without harmful pesticides, so it’s safe for your garden and the planet. Guaranteed to arrive healthy, thriving, and ready to bring a warm glow to your space.

Planting Instructions:

• - Can be planted during any frost-free period

Soil Preparation:

• - Ideal soil pH: 6.0-6.5
• - Well-drained soil is a must

Watering Specifics:

• - Water when the top inch of soil is dry, preferably in the morning, keeping the soil moist but not soggy while avoiding wet foliage

Fertilizer Type:

• - Balanced (10-10-10 or 20-20-20): Feed every 2 weeks to keep the plant happy and growing strong
• - Phosphorus-Rich (10-30-10): Switch to this if flowering starts to diminish

Pruning and Training:

• - Pinch back tips of young plants to encourage bushier growth

Additional Management:

• - Monitor for powdery mildew and other fungal diseases in humid conditions

Light Requirements:

• - Thrives in bright, indirect light
• - Avoid placing in full, direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorching

Temperature Tolerance:

• - Not frost-hardy; lift tubers in fall for overwintering in colder climates

Companion Plants for Tuberous Begonias:

• - Impatiens: Their shade-loving nature and bright blooms make them a perfect companion
• - Hostas: Their large, lush leaves provide a contrasting backdrop for the colorful flowers of Tuberous Begonias
• - Astilbes: Their feathery plumes add vertical interest and complement the round blooms of Tuberous Begonias
• - Coleus: The vibrant foliage of Coleus adds texture and color contrast in shaded areas