A complete list of care methods for Four Seasons Begonia during its dormant period!

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Fertilizer and water management

Temperature light

Ventilation humidity

Season crabapple is a very beautiful flower with various colors, which can add a lot of color to your home. The Four Seasons Begonia is a dormant flower. During its dormancy, how to care for it is very important, so follow me to learn this knowledge.

Fertilizer and water management

Begonias generally bloom in the spring and autumn. At this time, it is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient water in the soil and water it in a timely manner. Begonias will enter the dormant stage in summer. At this time, the water should be reduced appropriately to keep the soil in the pot dry. During its rapid growth season, you can fertilize it, mix fertilizer and water, and water it regularly. This will help during the growth period for better growth and flowering.

Temperature and Light

Four Seasons Begonia needs appropriate lighting, but does not need to be exposed to strong light. When the summer is hot, it can be moved to a cool place. If you feel that the illumination is not enough, you can put the Four Seasons Begonia in the sun to breathe in the morning and evening. Once the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, it will affect the growth of four-season crabapples. Especially in summer, you need to pay more attention. In winter, you need to ensure that the temperature is maintained above 15 degrees.

Ventilation and Humidity

Spring and Autumn At this time of year, the growth of Begonia is relatively strong. At this time, you should pay attention to the ventilation conditions of the place where Begonia is placed. It is usually placed in an open place for light. In order to prevent the growth direction of the four seasons crabapple from facing one side, you can frequently change the angle of the flowerpot to allow it to receive even light. In order to prevent the leaves from drying out, spray water mist on the leaves frequently to maintain the humidity of the surrounding growing environment. If these problems are dealt with well, the four-season crabapple will sleep and grow safely.

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