Begonias are popular as annual bedding plants outdoors and as houseplants indoors. There are about 1500 different begonia species native to tropical regions worldwide, including Central and South America, Asia, and Africa. Begonias are an easy houseplant for beginners, with a range of species and selections for the more advanced gardeners. Some are grown for flowers, others for their foliage.
When to plant begonias outside.
Always plant begonias outside in may month when no more frost or forecast. Water them regularly and also feed them weekly with a high potash fertilizers like tomato feed. In autumn season dig up tuberous begonias and store them in a cool frost free spot for winter.
How to keep begonias blooming.
Select a location which receiving more direct morning or evening sunlight than mid day sun. Early morning sunlight is much cooler with less intense rays. By keeping begonias out of the mid day direct sun then the plant have less stress and will produce more bloom.
They come in a range of sizes, shapes, and habit, from upright to spreading. Many tolerate low light, and they have few if any pests. No begonia has a long life span. Most only live for 2 to 3 years, even with good care. Cane begonias such as angel wings go dormant if the temperature gets too cool.
How long begonia can last outside.
Begonias don't have long life span. Most of the begonias live 2 to 3 years even with good care. The tubers of tuberous begonias often last 4 to 5 years with good cares.
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