Begonia
Begonia
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Begonia is a perennial flowering plant that belongs to the Begoniaceae family. It is native to tropical Asia and Africa and is now found worldwide. Begonias are popular as houseplants and garden plants, and are grown in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors.
Difficulty Care
Difficulty Care
Easy
Ideal Temperature
Ideal Temperature
Always keep it at a good temperature. Another key point in caring for begonias is that, as they are tropical plants, they require an ideal climate of 13 to 22 degrees Celsius. It is therefore essential to check the temperature of the place where they are to be placed, to avoid placing them in places with freezing temperatures.
Watering
Watering
An adequate level of humidity. This allows the begonia to maintain both the substrate and the environment regulated, which will allow it to grow properly. At the same time, the substrate must be able to maintain aeration.
Light
Light
It should receive indirect light. Like many houseplants, begonias need a good dose of light, as long as it is filtered.
Soil
Soil
Substrate for flowering plants
Other Information
Because these plants are sensitive, insecticides and fungicides should be avoided. To combat mealybugs, aphids and other pests, use a tobacco solution diluted in water. To combat fungi, wash the leaves gently with water and coconut soap.