Begonia Wax live plant (in 3.5x3.5x8" polybag)

Wax begonias (Begonia semperflorens-cultorum) are compact, mounded, fibrous-rooted herbaceous perennials (typically grown as annuals) known for their glossy, succulent-like green or bronze leaves. They produce continuous clusters of red, pink, or white flowers from spring until frost, reaching 6–18 inches in height. Key Characteristics and Care:Appearance: They have a dense, mounded habit with fleshy, thick stems.Foliage: Leaves are very glossy, ranging from green to bronze/dark red.Flowers: Small (up to 2 inches) single or double flowers, usually with prominent yellow stamens.Light: Highly versatile, thriving in full sun to partial shade; bronze-leaf types often handle sun better.Soil/Water: Prefers moist, well-drained soil, but is drought tolerant.