Can begonia be kept indoors?

Begonia flowers can be raised indoors.

Begonia flower is non-toxic, suitable for indoor breeding, and can be placed in living room or study. Begonia flowers can absorb harmful gases, regulate air humidity and purify air, which is beneficial to human health. Raise begonia indoors. Begonia flowers like light, and can be moved outdoors to supplement light during growth.

It is best not to put it indoors at night, but to move to an outdoor ventilated environment, and then enter the room for maintenance during the day, not in the bedroom for maintenance. The substances secreted by flowers will affect people's normal sleep. In addition, some varieties of begonia are poisonous and can be avoided when choosing varieties, especially those with children at home.

Cultivation method of begonia

1. Soil: Begonia flowers are suitable for growing in loose and breathable soil with rich humus content. When mixing soil, humus soil, sandy soil and peat soil can be mixed to make cultivation matrix and the soil can be disinfected.

2. Watering: During the curing period, you can water it once every 3-4 days. In summer, the climate is hot and dry, so water it once every 1 day, and spray water on the leaves frequently to keep moisture.

3. Fertilization: in the vigorous growth period, apply dilute nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once every half month, and topdressing phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering to promote flower bud differentiation.

4. Temperature: Begonia flowers are not resistant to strong light. During indoor curing, the room temperature should be kept at 15 ~ 25℃. When the temperature is too high or too low, Begonia flowers can't bloom normally. They can be kept in an indoor environment with enough astigmatism every day, and they should block the strong light in summer to avoid burning the leaves.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Begonia Flower from above.