If you grow Begonias at home, with a few cuts like this, they will bloom profusely and have green leaves, which will make you look happy!

Begonia is one of the varieties of Begonia. Its flowering period is concentrated in winter, so we can enjoy its beautiful flowers even in the cold winter. The maintenance method of Begonia is actually very simple and you don’t need to put in much effort. However, if you want to increase the number of flowers, Huahua suggests that you can trim its branches!

Prune the branches and the flowers will bloom in large numbers!

Pruning is a good thing for plant growth. After all, as the plant grows for a long time, it is inevitable that some long and useless branches will appear. If we do not cut them off at this time, the branches left on will only absorb excess nutrients and will not promote growth at all. Therefore, when we are caring for Begonia, we also need to prune its branches to ensure the number of flowers.

Pruning tips:

When we prune the Begonia, we can wait until it has bloomed a crop of flowers. By pruning away some of the useless branches, we can ensure the nutrient balance of the entire potted plant, thereby promoting growth, which will naturally help the next crop of flowers bloom faster, so that we can enjoy the bright little flower buds throughout the winter!

Daily maintenance methods:

1. Begonia does not require a lot of light to maintain. When the light is strong, shade measures are needed to avoid burning the leaves and flower buds and affecting growth. When caring for it at home, we just need to place it in a ventilated and cool place, which can help it grow well and bloom as soon as possible.

2. Begonia is suitable for growing in a humid environment, so when watering, pay attention to the dryness and wetness of the potting soil to ensure its growth rate. When the begonia is just beginning to sprout, you need to control the water and water it less. When it reaches its peak growth period, you need to water it every other day to ensure nutrients. However, you can reduce the amount of watering appropriately in winter to avoid water accumulation and root rot.

3. During the growth period of Begonia, we need to fertilize it according to the specific situation, but remember not to apply a large amount of fertilizer to promote flowering, otherwise it will cause the leaves to grow too long and the number of flowers will decrease. Begonia likes some fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium. We can apply a little thin fertilizer water containing these two elements before it blooms in winter to promote its growth and help it survive the winter safely!

Begonias have gorgeous flowers and come in large numbers. Flower lovers who like to enjoy flowers in winter should not miss this great potted plant!