The flower language of Begonia is bitter love, which is often used to describe the sadness of parting. There are about 17 varieties of Begonia flowers, and the more common ones are Begonia daffodil, Begonia Xifu, Begonia sticking stem, Begonia hawthorn, Begonia clover and so on.


1. Soil


It is recommended to use the soil and nutrient soil of the garden for potted plants. The selection of flower pots should not be too large, and try to use low flower pots. The flower pot is ventilated and the soil is ventilated, so that the begonia can be raised well.


2. Lighting


Begonia is a sun-loving flower, so it needs sufficient sunlight all year round. If there is a lack of light, it will not bloom. If the lack of light for a long time will cause leaves to fall, the soil will dry relatively slowly if there is insufficient light, and it is easy to cause the roots to rot. Therefore, You must choose the right place to raise it.


3. Fertilize


It is generally recommended to fertilize less, and the amount of fertilization should not be too much each time.


4. Watering


The applicability of Begonia flowers is very strong. As long as you pay attention to weeding and watering, but you cannot keep excess water in the flowerpot, you can grow normally.


5. Temperature


It likes a warm and humid environment, has a certain cold tolerance, and the optimal growth temperature is 15 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is lower than 3 degrees Celsius, it will freeze and die.


6. Prevention of pests and diseases


Begonia flowers include bacterial and fungal viruses, as well as various pests and diseases, which need to be prevented.



Begonia likes acidic soil. Because the consumption of flowering and growth is relatively large, we are required to adjust the soil regularly. Once a month, there will be no yellow leaves.


Pruning is also very simple. If it is not pruned in spring, it will germinate normally if it is not pruned in autumn. If it is pruned in autumn, it may cause the flower buds to not differentiate. .


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