Choose the right potted Begonia, suitable breeding environment, soil, watering, fertilization and pruning to control pests and diseases. Begonia, also known as "Begonia star", is a potted plant with great ornamental value. Its leaves are covered with star-dotted white markings, like stars shining in the night sky, giving people a high visual enjoyment. In recent years, as people's demand for indoor green plants continues to increase, Begonia star has gradually become the darling of home potted plants. This article will introduce you in detail the breeding methods of potted star-dotted begonia and help you easily raise beautiful star-dotted begonia. Choose the right potted Begonias When purchasing potted Begonias, you must first select healthy and disease-free plants. The leaves should be green green and have no yellow spots, developed root systems, and no rot. You must also pay attention to choosing varieties that suit your own maintenance conditions, such as shade resistance, drought resistance, and cold resistance. Suitable breeding environment 1. Lighting: Star-point begonia prefers semi-cloudy environments and avoids direct sunlight. When maintaining indoors, it should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light, such as near windows.
2. Temperature: Begonia stardot prefers a warm and humid environment. The suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃. Low temperatures should be avoided in winter to avoid yellowing and falling off of the leaves.
3. Humidity: Maintaining a high air humidity is conducive to the growth of Begonia startle. You can use a humidifier or spray water to increase the air humidity. Soil and watering 1. Soil: Begonia startle is suitable for growing in loose, breathable and well-drained soil. You can choose to mix legus soil, peat soil, coarse sand, etc.
2. Watering: Water should be appropriate to keep the soil slightly moist. During the high temperature season in summer, the number of watering needs to be increased, and in winter, the frequency of watering needs to be reduced to avoid root rot. Fertilization and pruning 1. Fertilization: compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer is applied once a month during the growth period of star begonia to provide adequate nutrition.
2, pruning: timely pruning weak branches, yellow leaves, keep the plant ventilation and light transmission, conducive to plant growth. Pest control 1. Pest prevention: check plants regularly, take timely measures when finding pests, and use pesticides for prevention and control.
2, disease prevention: maintain good ventilation, avoid overcrowding of plants, when disease is found, to cut off the diseased branches in time, and use fungicides for treatment.
Through the above introduction, I believe you have a relatively comprehensive understanding of the breeding methods of potted stardot begonia. As long as you follow the correct breeding methods, I believe you will be able to raise beautiful and moving stardot begonia and add a touch of green vitality to your home. Here, I wish your stardot begonia thrive!