How does Begonia survive the winter? Pictures of Begonia

1. How to spend the winter

1. Move indoors: Begonia is not cold-resistant, so it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance in winter. Maintaining a good temperature will allow it to grow vigorously. Don't move the plant indoors too early. It needs to be exposed to low temperatures in autumn appropriately before moving it indoors. This will help the plant adapt and improve its cold resistance. The time should not be too late, otherwise it may be frostbitten in frosty weather. When indoors, you can open the windows at noon to get some fresh air.

2. Ensure the temperature: The indoor temperature must be at least above 5 degrees, and try to maintain it at around 10 degrees. This can meet the growth needs. For homes with heating, this condition is easy to achieve. If there is no heating indoors, you can put a plastic bag on the plant to increase the temperature.

3. Control watering: The Begonia plant itself has a certain amount of water. After winter, the temperature gradually decreases, the growth rate slows down, and the demand for water decreases, so do not water it too much. Watering should be based mainly on the condition of the potting soil. Wait until the surface of the soil turns white before watering, and water thoroughly at one time. Watering time can be chosen at noon, and the water temperature should be kept good.

4. Stop fertilizing: You can apply fertilizer before winter, and then stop fertilizing after winter.

5. Adequate light: Begonia likes sunlight and can tolerate a little shade, so it should be placed in a well-lit place to provide sunlight.

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