How to make bamboo begonia bloom

1. Rehydrate in time

For the bamboo begonia to bloom, the soil must have a high enough humidity, as it likes moist soil. Avoid water accumulation during breeding. You should water it less on rainy days. Usually, water it once every 3-4 days in spring and autumn.

2. Lighting

It doesn't like strong light, so it's best to provide it with sufficient diffuse light so that it can receive sunlight all day long when the sunlight is not very strong. If you want it to bloom, be sure to keep it away from a too dark growing environment. If the maintenance conditions are not met, just move it outdoors more often.

3. Apply fertilizer

During the growing period of the bamboo begonia, it is necessary to apply some fertilizer to it regularly, and organic fertilizer should be applied almost once a week. During the bud formation period of the plant, some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied appropriately, which will not only help it bloom, but also make its flowers more colorful and beautiful.

4. Reasonable pruning

The growth rate of bamboo begonia is relatively fast. When checking the plant, if you find dead branches and yellow leaves, you should trim them as soon as possible. Moreover, you need to repot it every year to provide more nutrients to the plant.