Strawberry Begonia Varigata - Saxifraga Stolonifera - 1x Mini Plug Plant

Plant: Strawberry Begonia / Creeping Saxifrage Botanical name: Saxifraga stolonifera (syn. Saxifraga sarmentosa ) Origin: Japan, China, Korea Key features Not a true strawberry or begonia; common name refers to leaf shape and pink-tinged foliage. Forms a low, spreading plant and produces runners (stolons) with plantlets that can be potted on. May produce small white flowers on upright spikes in summer. If grown outdoors in the UK, slugs/snails may damage foliage. Care (quick guide) Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid strong direct sun (can scorch). East- or north-facing window suits well. Water: Let the top third of the compost dry before watering again. Crispy leaves = often too dry Yellow/rotting lower leaves = often too wet Soil: Free-draining mix (e.g., fern/houseplant mix with added perlite/pumice ; optional fine sand). Humidity: Average household humidity is fine; higher humidity helps. Temperature: Approx. 10–32°C ; avoid consistently below 8°C . Feeding: During growth, feed about every 4th watering ; reduce to every 6th in autumn/winter. Pets: Generally considered pet-safe , but ingestion isn’t recommended.

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