When does weeping begonia bloom?

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Flowering period of weeping begonia

Flowering maintenance of weeping begonia

Flowering period control of weeping begonia

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Weeping crabapples generally bloom from March to April. If it is well maintained and the temperature and light conditions are relatively suitable, it can also bloom early, around February. But if the maintenance conditions are poor, it may delay flowering.

Flowering period of weeping begonia

The flowering period of Weeping Begonia

When does Weeping Begonia bloom? It actually blooms mainly in spring, usually from March to April. If the maintenance temperature is more suitable, weeping begonia can also bloom in advance.

The flowers of Weeping Begonia are very showy. The flowers grow in clusters and are usually pink in color. Flowers bloom on thin pedicels, and the flowers are drooping and have egg-shaped petals. Generally, a flower has more than 5 petals. The flowers of Weeping Begonia are highly ornamental.

Flower maintenance of Weeping Begonia

Weeping begonias need to be properly maintained during the entire flowering period, including the bud stage and after the flowers fade.

You can apply some phosphorus fertilizer before the weeping begonia blooms. Phosphorus fertilizer will help the flower buds of the weeping begonia differentiate and bloom more beautifully.

After the flowers of weeping crabapples fade, they can be pruned. Pruning mainly involves cutting off overly long branches of weeping crabapples, which can promote branching and produce more flowers.

Weeping Begonia Flowering Period Regulation

Weeping crabapple can control the flowering period. Weeping begonias generally bloom in spring, but in winter, you can make weeping begonias bloom earlier by heating them.

In addition, the flowering period of weeping crabapple is mainly from March to April, and a series of measures can be taken to make it bloom again in autumn. In July, move the potted weeping begonia to a cool place to cool down and reduce the sunlight. Let the leaves of the weeping begonia turn yellow and fall off, and then it can enter a dormant state. After a month, the potted plants can bloom again after normal maintenance.

Flowering maintenance of weeping begonia

Flowering period control of weeping begonia

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