1、 How to fertilize antler Begonia:
The flowering period of antler Begonia is winter every year, so we should be more careful about its care after flower decline. In order to meet the nutrients necessary for plant growth, it can be fertilized when everything recovers in the early spring of each year. Fertilization should not be too frequent, and the amount of each fertilization is also very particular. Generally, the fertilization frequency of antler Begonia in spring is once half a month. At this time, nitrogen fertilizer is mainly applied. When late autumn is approaching winter, in order to improve the drought resistance of antler Begonia and prolong its flowering period, potassium and phosphorus fertilizer are the main nutrients when applying fertilizer around October every year. No fertilization in summer and winter p>
Correct fertilization can promote plant growth, and suitable environment is the basic demand of plant growth p>
2、 Precautions for sun exposure during Begonia Cultivation:
Like most succulent plants, antler begonias like sunshine. In midsummer or high temperature, it is necessary to do a good job of shading. Remember to wait until the sun is not so hot, and then move the antler Begonia to an environment with sufficient light. In winter, it is necessary to ensure good indoor lighting effect. If there is air conditioning or heating and other equipment, it is necessary to stay away in time to avoid unnecessary damage caused by high temperature p>
3、 What climatic conditions are suitable for the growth of antler Begonia:
Antler Begonia is particularly Hardy, so you must keep it in a warm place when breeding them. However, the temperature should not be too high. Scientific research shows that this plant has the best growth and appearance from 18 ℃ to 24 ℃, so it is appropriate to control the temperature in this range in daily cultivation. It should be noted that it must not be placed below 5 degrees Celsius. Similarly, when the temperature is too high in summer, antler Begonia will go into dormancy, which is not conducive to growth p>