Well, next we have the reager baguania, which is probably one of the more common house plants that most people will have. They bloom often on year round. They have these great kind of pendulous blossom. They are beautiful. Lovely plant. Coming a variety of colors. Generally oranges, reds, yellows, peach, even light yellow, a close enough to white almost. So you can use them to match any day core you have. That's right. Centerpieces for your dinner party. Now these need quite a bit of sun as I understand. Exactly right. They tend to like as we were mentioning a south or west window, a nice bright window. They like to dry slightly, let the soil surface go dry before you water thoroughly. Just on top, just on top or maybe a quarter inch down. Try not to get water on the foliage because they can sometimes get a fungal disease called powdery mildew. If you water too frequently or if you get water on the foliage or if it's too cool, sometimes that it will get this disease. It's usually taken care of with most fungicide. But that's one thing just to look out for. Then you can pick up a fungicide at Johnson's Flower Center. That's right. To my best. Us or any other good garden center. Okay, now if you do keep these in a south or a west window, your chances are very minimal that you'll get the powdery mildew. But it is something to look out for. Now what about fertilizing with these? Do you recommend a blossom booster or African violet type food or a blossom booster? I would probably. Generally twice a month of the normal recommendation kind of marched through October. They can bloom often on all year, especially with good fertilization. And these will just keep growing and get big and they eventually fall over the pot too, right? So you could use them in a hanging basket. Exactly. There are different varieties. They're actually family of tuberous begonia, which are a bulb-like plant and many different varieties which are even more inclined to drape over the pot that you can get and start from bulbs yourself. Oh, well this is gorgeous. And it gets even more gorgeous if you take good care of it. Now what about this one as far as outdoors? Is this one that you would plant out in the ground? You can once again after last chance of frost. I would put it in a shaded area outside though because full sun inside is almost like park to full shade outside. The difference in intensity is great. I would put it in a semi-shady area and they would go all summer like an annual planting of geraniums or impatience. Well that is good to know if you want something a little different for your garden. Check into the regar begonia. That's what this is. Okay now what do we have?