Is begonia macrocarpa resistant to drought and cold?

Longevity crown begonia has strong cold tolerance, can resist the low temperature of-18 degrees in winter, and is not easy to be frostbitten when potted outdoors.

Plants go into dormancy in winter, so they can be placed in a well-ventilated and well-lit place. Longevity crown begonia likes light and is suitable for planting in warm and ventilated climate. In winter, the lighting conditions are poor. If the begonia is placed indoors, it can be moved outdoors or on the balcony to supplement the light appropriately. If you put it outdoors, move the plants indoors in rainy and snowy weather to avoid getting the leaves wet. Longevity crown begonia will be affected by temperature, generally dormant in winter and summer. The suitable growth temperature of Malus macrocarpa is between 65438 05℃ and 20℃. In winter, the temperature is low and cold, and plants will go into dormancy at low temperature. In summer, the temperature is too high, and plants are in a high temperature environment for a long time, and their growth is slow. Plants need a little watering during dormancy, not fertilization.