How does Begonia survive the winter? If you do this, you won’t have to worry about the winter!

How to survive the winter

Reiger Begonia generally grows in subtropical areas and can grow healthily in an environment with moderate temperature, but it is very afraid of severe cold weather. In order to avoid frostbite of Reiger Begonia in winter, we need to move it indoors in mid-autumn. Generally, the indoor temperature should be kept above 5 degrees to prevent frostbite. If the temperature is too low, the Begonia will not be able to survive the winter. In some areas, it is difficult to maintain normal indoor temperature in winter. At this time, we can cover the Begonia dorig with a layer of film to maintain the temperature of the plant and have a certain warming effect.

Water management

When to water is generally determined based on the soil. In summer, when the temperature is high, the soil will dry out quickly, and the leaves of the Begonia will also wilt. At this time, a thorough watering can be carried out. Begonia does not need to be watered too frequently, and the application of water should also be reduced in winter. When watering, be sure to do it from the roots and avoid spraying directly from the top, so that it can better survive the winter.

Fertilization

In winter, the growth of Begonia is slow. We can stop fertilizing and ensure the ventilation of the environment to avoid hypoxia. When fertilizing, avoid touching the roots to prevent root burns. This way, the Begonia can safely survive the winter.