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Introduction to fleshy Begonia selection skills, maintenance skills, propagation methods, precautions

In recent years, fleshy plants have become a new favorite for home decoration due to their unique shapes and easy maintenance characteristics. Fleshy Begonia, with its colorful and lovely shape, is particularly loved. This article will introduce you to the relevant knowledge of fleshy Begonia, including selection, maintenance skills, and precautions, to help you easily grow beautiful fleshy Begonia.

Introduction to fleshy Begonia

Fleshy Begonia, also known as fleshy Begonia, belongs to the Begonia genus of Begoniaceae. It is native to Yunnan, Sichuan and other places in China and has high ornamental value. The leaves of fleshy Begonia are succulent, bright in color, and have various shapes, making them very suitable for indoor potted plants.

Selection skills

1. Full leaves: When choosing, you should choose fleshy Begonia with full leaves and bright colors. Such plants grow vigorously and have a high survival rate.

2. No pests and diseases: Carefully observe whether the plant has pests and diseases to avoid purchasing plants that have been infected with pests and diseases.

3. Healthy roots: Check whether the roots are intact, without rot or blackening, to ensure the survival of the plant.

Maintenance skills

1. Light: Fleshy Begonia prefers scattered light and avoids direct sunlight. When maintaining it indoors, you can place it near the balcony or windowsill.

2. Watering: Fleshy Begonia is drought-resistant, and watering should not be excessive. Generally, keep the soil slightly moist and avoid waterlogging.

3. Fertilization: Spring and autumn are the growth seasons of fleshy Begonia. You can apply a moderate amount of compound fertilizer to promote plant growth.

4. Air circulation: Keep the indoor air circulation to help the plant grow healthily.

Propagation methods

1. Division propagation: Divide the vigorous fleshy Begonia, keep 3-5 leaves per plant, and it can grow independently after new roots grow.

2. Cutting propagation: Select healthy leaves or branches for cutting, keep the soil moist, and transplant after the roots take.

Precautions

1. Avoid exposure to the sun: Fleshy Begonia is not resistant to strong light and should be kept away from direct sunlight.

2. Control watering: Excessive watering can easily lead to root rot, so you need to control the amount of watering.

3. Pay attention to ventilation: When maintaining it indoors, pay attention to keep the air circulation to avoid the occurrence of diseases and pests.

Fleshy Begonia, as a beautiful indoor potted plant, has high ornamental value. By understanding its selection, maintenance skills, and precautions, I believe you will definitely be able to raise beautiful fleshy Begonia and add a touch of green and vitality to your life while enjoying the beauty brought by fleshy Begonia.