When does Begonia bloom?

The natural flowering period of begonia is from July to September. With the current cultivated varieties and the quick cultivation in greenhouses, florists can control its flowering period to the appropriate time throughout the year. Except for the high temperatures in summer and the cold periods in winter, begonias in full bloom can be seen in flower markets.

2. How to prolong the flowering period

If you want the begonia to bloom longer, you need to provide it with a suitable growing environment. It cannot be exposed to too strong sunlight in the summer and should be placed in a semi-shaded place for maintenance. During the growth period, fertilize it with fully decomposed cake fertilizer water once a week so that it can bloom more. And when entering winter, it is best to take warm measures to avoid frostbite if the temperature is too low.