How to properly care for Begonia pot plants
The editor answers questions for netizens on how to care for Begonia pot plants and the planting methods and maintenance of green plants, and will introduce them next.
Begonias are very beautiful ornamental flowers and are also unique to our country. Begonias have well-developed root systems, so it is recommended to use slightly larger pots for cultivation, using loose and well-draining soil. Watering does not need to be too frequent, maintaining a semi-dry and semi-moist state of the soil. Fertilize every 20 days during the spring and autumn seasons.
I. Soil
Begonias prefer slightly alkaline soil. You can choose loamy soil for planting, as it is loose and has good drainage. Watering does not easily cause waterlogging, and it also has good nutritional content. It is recommended to use slightly larger pots because Begonias have well-developed root systems, and they need to be repotted and changed every two years.
II. Light and Temperature
Begonias require adequate sunlight, with about four to five hours of sunlight per day being most suitable. It cannot be placed in areas with insufficient light, as this will affect the plant's growth.
In terms of temperature, the main task is to cool down during the summer, using a spray bottle to sprinkle water appropriately. In winter, there is no need to worry too much, as Begonias have excellent cold resistance and will not freeze even if the temperature drops below -15 degrees Celsius.
III. Water and Fertilizer Management
Begonias have good drought resistance, so there is no need to water too frequently. In spring and autumn, when the temperature is suitable, water every five to six days. In summer, when the temperature is high, water every one to two days. In winter, water approximately every 15 days.
In terms of fertilizing, fertilize with an organic liquid fertilizer every 20 days. Do not fertilize in summer and winter.
The above sharing on how to care for Begonia pot plants and the specific introduction of Begonia planting methods and maintenance, hoping to bring some knowledge of flowers to green plant enthusiasts.