Ardisia Crenata 'Cool Fire' indoor plants As a self-heading hybrid it

As a self-heading hybrid it grows upright from a central crown without climbing and requires no moss pole

rhizomatous begonias are more drought-tolerant than other begonia types and far more susceptible to overwatering than underwatering

slightly acidic pH preferred

The petioles show white longitudinal striations and transition to a reddish hue near the leaf base

well-draining aroid mix rich in organic matter — orchid bark

Ardisia Crenata 'Cool Fire' indoor plants As a self-heading hybrid itArdisia Crenata 'Cool Fire' A rare ornamental shrub cultivar prized for its foliage and clusters of bright red berries that persist through winter. Native to Asia, this evergreen species is grown indoors or in shaded outdoor gardens for its striking year round display. New growth emerges with a reddish flush that gives the cultivar its name. Light: Bright, indirect light indoors or partial shade outdoors. Avoid harsh direct sun which scorches the