Can Begonia be placed indoors? What are the methods for growing Begonia?

Begonia is also known as "national beauty", "flower concubine" and "flower nobility". In royal gardens, it is often planted with magnolia, peony and osmanthus, which has the artistic conception of "jade and wealth". If you want to grow begonia indoors, you can choose non-toxic varieties, because some varieties are toxic and will irritate people's skin after contact. Therefore, let's learn about the cultivation methods of begonia today, I hope it will be useful to you.

Contents of this article

1. Can crabapple flowers be placed indoors?

2. What is the cultivation method of Begonia?

3. Are crabapple flowers afraid of freezing?

Can crabapple be placed indoors?

1. Is it possible?

If you want to grow crabapples indoors, you can choose non-toxic varieties, because some varieties are toxic and will irritate people's skin after contact.

As long as we don't touch the roots, stems and leaves of poisonous varieties, adverse symptoms will occur, let alone eating them. In addition, if you are raising poisonous varieties, you must do a good job of protection.

2. The benefits of placing non-toxic varieties indoors

1. Purify the air: If you raise non-toxic species, it can absorb substances in the air that are harmful to the human body.

2. Pleasing the body and mind: Begonia flowers are very ornamental when placed indoors and have a long flowering period. Placing them indoors can not only embellish the home but also please the body and mind.

3. Beautiful meaning: Begonia flowers symbolize status and wealth, and keeping them at home means welcoming wealth and fortune.

4. Medicinal value: It also has certain medicinal value and can improve abdominal pain, flatulence, etc. It also contains certain trace elements, which are also needed by the human body.

What is the cultivation method of Begonia

1. Temperature. Begonias are very cold-resistant and can grow well even at temperatures as low as -15 degrees Celsius, but protective measures must be taken when temperatures exceed -30 degrees Celsius.

2. Sunlight. Begonia likes sunshine and is suitable for growing in a sunny environment, so it is not suitable for cultivation in a shady place.

3. Watering. Although the crabapple is very cold-resistant, it also needs water. Be careful not to let water accumulate in the soil when watering, because too much water will cause root rot and the leaves will turn yellow. Water less during the budding period and keep the pot soil slightly dry. Water once a day during the growing period. At the same time, spray water around the plant to increase the humidity of the air, which is conducive to the growth of the plant.

4. Pruning. After the leaves fall and before the spring buds emerge, the crabapple flowers need to be pruned, that is, the dead branches, weak branches and branches with diseases and insects should be cut off. Pruning at the right time can also reduce the consumption of nutrients and ensure vigorous flowering.

5. Fertilization. Fertilizer should be applied according to the growth conditions, not too much, otherwise it will cause the leaves to grow too long. Applying an appropriate amount of phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer before flowering can improve the quality of the flowers.

Are crabapple flowers afraid of freezing?

1. Are you afraid of freezing?

Judging from the habits of the crabapple flower, it has extremely good cold resistance and can grow in cold places in winter. Even if the temperature of the maintenance environment is -15℃, it is completely acceptable, so it is okay to put it outdoors during the winter. However, if the maintenance environment is lower than -30℃, it will be difficult for it to accept it, so you need to pay attention to keep warm to avoid being stimulated by low temperatures and being frozen.

2. Winter maintenance tips

1. Temperature: Although it has good cold resistance, in order to ensure that it can survive the winter smoothly, the temperature of the breeding environment is best adjusted to around 8°C. Note that the temperature of the breeding environment should not fluctuate.

2. Light: It needs to receive as much light as possible throughout the winter. It cannot be left indoors and left alone. It should be moved to a place with good light. In addition, when growing indoors, the windows should be opened more often at noon to increase air circulation.

3. Water: When the temperature is low, water evaporates very slowly, so don't water too much at this time, and reduce the amount of watering. The soil only needs to be kept semi-dry and not wet, and the water temperature should be similar to the room temperature.