Indoor cultivation methods and precautions for begonia flowers

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2. Precautions

Soil: You should choose soil that is rich in humus, relatively loose, and has good drainage. Temperature: The optimum temperature is between 18 and 24 degrees. Watering: The demand for water is large during the growth period. It is best to water once every five to eight days. In summer, water once every four or five days. Fertilization: During the growth period, it is advisable to apply a relatively light liquid fertilizer about once every half a month.

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: You should choose soil that is rich in humus, relatively loose, and has good drainage. It is best to use slightly acidic sandy soil. This kind of soil is more suitable. Plant growth.

2. Temperature: The most suitable temperature for the growth of begonias is around ten Around 8 to 24 degrees, the optimal winter temperature needs to be controlled above 8 degrees, otherwise it will easily cause frostbite to the plants.

3. Watering: Plants in the growth period have greater water requirements. It is best to water the plants every five to eight days. In summer, when water evaporates quickly, watering should be done about five days ago. Once would be better.

4. Light: Prefers a semi-shady growth environment. During the breeding process, it is not advisable to place the plants under strong sunlight for a long time, as it can easily burn and damage the plant leaves.

5. Fertilization: A relatively light liquid fertilizer should be applied about once every half a month during the growth period.

2. Precautions

Most It is good to repot in spring and autumn. Before repotting, you should tap the edge of the pot to separate the soil from the pot, and then proceed gradually.

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