Cultivation methods and precautions of Begonia

1. Temperature

It has strict temperature requirements. Usually the temperature it prefers is around 15-22 degrees. Too high or too low temperature will affect the growth of plants. Temperatures above 24 degrees will cause it to grow too tall. Be careful not to make the temperature difference between day and night too large.

2. Watering

It has relatively high requirements for water. When the soil in the pot becomes dry, it is advisable to water it sufficiently. Normally grown crabapples can be grown in places with relatively humid water. Excessive or insufficient watering is not conducive to its growth, and be careful not to water the leaves. It can be placed in an environment with good air circulation and humidity.

3. Lighting

Normally grown crabapples can be grown in an environment with good sunlight. It likes to grow in an environment with good sunlight. After October, the temperature gradually decreases and you can get more sunlight. It’s just that when it’s just transplanted, it needs to be placed in a shaded area for growth.

4. Soil

It is best suited to a well-drained mixed soil. It can be better cultivated by using peat soil mixed with perlite as the substrate.

5. Fertilization

It has relatively high requirements for fertilizer. It is usually appropriate to use diluted fertilizer water. Will not burn the plants. You can also use fertilizer specially made for crabapples.

6. Notes

It has high requirements for moisture and temperature. Especially when raising it in the north, it is necessary to avoid large temperature differences between day and night that will affect its growth. The amount of water is appropriate. If the indoor temperature is dry, the humidity can be increased appropriately.