Category: Begonia

Begonia leaves can curl due to a variety of factors, including insufficient humidity, dry air, or exposure to direct sunlight. Overwatering can also cause begonia leaves to curl as it can lead to...

Begonias are known to grow quite tall, and there can be several reasons for this. One possible reason is that your Begonia may not have been pruned regularly, allowing it to grow unchecked. Another...

Begonias are typically tropical plants that thrive in warm temperatures. As such, they don't do well in extremely cold conditions. A temperature below 55°F (13°C) can be too cold for most begonias,...

Begonias are typically tropical plants that thrive in warm temperatures and high humidity. In order to survive the winter, begonias need to be brought indoors or moved to a protected area with...

Begonia roots are typically fibrous and rhizomatous, meaning they produce long, thin stems that can grow along the surface of the soil or just beneath it. These stems can be covered in small, white...

To plant Begonia bulbs, dig a hole that is 2-3 times deeper than the height of the bulb. Place the bulb in the hole with the pointed end facing up. Fill the hole with soil and water well. This will...