Begonia flowers bloom in the rainy season, right?

It is wrong for begonia flowers to bloom in the rainy season.

Rain is the second of the 24 solar terms. The rain solar term generally starts from February 18 to 20 and ends on March 4 or 5. The flowering period of begonia is between April and May in spring. Therefore, it is wrong for begonia flowers to bloom in the rainy season.

Growing habits:

Begonia likes sunshine, is not tolerant of shade, and avoids wet water. Begonia flower is extremely cold-resistant and has strong adaptability to cold and dry climate, so it can resist cold climate. Generally speaking, begonia can grow well at MINUS 15℃ and can be placed outdoors, but if it is particularly cold, such as MINUS 30℃ and MINUS 40℃, we should pay attention to protective measures.

Begonia likes sunshine and is suitable for growing in sunny environment. If it is kept in a cool place for a long time, it will grow badly, so it must be kept in a sunny place.