Reasons for burnt edges of large-leafed begonia flowers (pictures) and how to fix them

1. Why

1. Improper application of water: The application of water is very important for plants. If there is no water for a long time, the soil in the pot will become very dry. The roots cannot absorb water from the soil, and the edges of the leaves will begin to burn. Similarly, if you water too much, the soil in the pot will become very wet, and the roots will not be able to absorb it completely, which will cause it to rot, and the leaves on it will naturally begin to burn.

2. Too much fertilizer: Although nutrients need to be applied during the flowering period, if too much is given, it may cause fertilizer damage, and it is normal for the leaves to have burnt edges.

3. The light is too strong: diffuse light is more suitable for it. If the light is too strong, it will cause burnt edges around the leaves.

2. What to do

1. If the water given is too little, add some, but don't water it too much. If too much water is applied, you can pause and place it in a light and ventilated place. Afterwards, apply water correctly according to the growth needs of the plant. During the growth period, you can apply more water to ensure a good water supply, but the amount of water should not be too much.

2. Stop fertilizing and add some water to dilute it.

3. Move to a place with scattered light for maintenance.