Bewitched™ Pink - Begonia

Bewitched Pink is a Rex begonia in Green Fuse’s Bewitched series, selected for foliage rather than showy flowers. Its cut leaves and branching growth make a full, textured accent for a bright room or a shaded container. ## Selection and foliage [Green Fuse Botanicals](https://green-fuse.com/new/begonia-rex-bewitched/) lists Pink as a named selection in the Bewitched Rex series. Its breeder describes the series as uniform and cut-leaved, with strong basal branching that fills a pot with numerous leaves; the exact Pink introduction is pictured and named by [Greenhouse Grower](https://www.greenhousegrower.com/crops/varieties/new-2021-variety-intros-from-green-fuse-botanicals/). The pink name identifies the selection, but the available text does not establish a precise leaf color pattern, flower color or seasonal flowering schedule, so those details are left open. ## Light and culture Rex begonias are tender, rhizomatous foliage plants. [NCSU Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/begonia-rex-types/common-name/painted-leaf-begonia/) recommends bright, indirect light, evenly moist but well-drained growing mix and higher humidity, while cautioning against misting leaves and keeping the root zone waterlogged. Shelter it from strong direct sun and cold; outdoors, use a shaded container and bring it inside before frost. The breeder’s series catalog gives a broad garden height of 15–18 inches; actual size varies with pot, light, temperature and cultivation. ## Maintenance Water when the surface of the potting mix begins to dry, then let excess drain freely. Remove damaged leaves at the stem and provide gentle air movement; avoid wetting foliage. Keep humidity steady without allowing water to sit around the rhizome.