Cultivation methods and precautions of bamboo begonia

1. Lighting

Bamboo Begonia is relatively shade-loving, so it is best to place it in semi-shade and avoid exposing it to strong light. Otherwise, it will grow very slowly and may show adverse phenomena such as yellow leaves. If the sunlight outside is too strong, it is recommended to use a shading net for shading.

2. Flower soil

It likes loose and rich soil. You can use leaf mold, peat soil and a small amount of base fertilizer to make its flower soil. The nutrient content of this soil is very high and can meet its needs for rapid growth. Don't use heavy clay soil to grow it, otherwise its leaves will become very small and very dull.

3. Moisture

It is afraid of waterlogging but not drought. It should be watered in moderation, not too much. Just keep the soil slightly moist, but never allow water to accumulate.

4. Flower fertilizer

It has a very high demand for nutrients. Therefore, in addition to adding base fertilizer to the flower soil, some additional flower fertilizer should be added during its growing season. Specifically, you can fertilize it 2-3 times a month. It is best to choose liquid fertilizer, which is more conducive to it absorbing nutrients.

5. Notes

The flower soil should be changed once every spring to ensure sufficient fertility.