When does the crabapple sprout and grow leaves?

Begonia budding time

Begonias generally sprout in February or March of the second year after planting. This plant usually blooms first and then sprouts, and the buds of the plant are very small. However, the specific germination time is still related to factors such as the planting time and maintenance conditions of the plant.

Requirements for germination of crabapple

1. Temperature

If you want the crabapple to germinate, you need to provide it with a suitable temperature and control the ambient temperature at around 20-25℃. If the temperature is too low, you need to take insulation measures.

2. Lighting

A long-term overly shady environment is also very unfavorable for the germination of crabapples. During the germination period, it needs to be exposed to more light and can be placed in a sunny place for maintenance.

Growth habits and characteristics of crabapple

Begonia is a shrub or small tree that likes to grow in a sunny environment and is not shade-tolerant. The plant is also extremely cold-resistant and has strong adaptability to severe cold and drought climates. The most suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃.

It is generally best to plant crabapples in March and April, when the plant grows faster. The planting soil should be loose, fertile and well-drained. Water it when the soil is dry and wet, and provide it with sufficient light and nutrients.