How to plant tuberous begonia

Its bright flowers are somewhat reminiscent of the popular rose. Tuberous begonia is a very beautiful flowering plant that can be planted both in the flowerbed and in the house. In the latter case, it should be fresh enough and not hot, so as not to stretch. Although there are special ampelous varieties that are designed for hanging. When purchasing begonias, study the packaging and consult with the seller for exactly what conditions this or that variety was bred.

On balconies and open terraces, in spacious halls and loggias, begonia everywhere creates a solemn holiday atmosphere. It bushes well, has large, attractive inflorescences and has a fairly long flowering period.

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According to the recommendations, the most successful planting option is at the beginning of March. Of course, at such a time they plant only in a pot, because it is still too cold outside. Before that, you can slightly germinate it in wet sphagnum (this will help determine where the tuber is up and where is the bottom), and also treat it with special preparations against infections. The soil mixture of begonias is slightly acidic. It is best if it is peat and leafy soil. It is also possible with the addition of sand and humus soil. Plant the tuber shallow to make it easier for the sprout to hatch. Place in a warm place and water vigorously for 2-3 days with heated water. If necessary, at the end of May it will already be possible to move the begonia to fresh air.

In hot weather, it is better to protect begonias from direct sunlight. She feels better in diffused light.