Can I still plant begonia and Illicium verum in Weifang, Shandong (the highest temperature is 28 ~ 32 degrees)? Do you need refrigeration?

Begonia is a plant that likes warm and humid environment, but it can also tolerate lower temperature. They usually grow well at a temperature of 28-32 degrees. When planting, you should make sure that they have enough sunshine and well-drained soil. Cold storage treatment, the seeds of Begonia Illicium may need cold layer treatment to improve the germination rate before sowing, but adult plants do not need cold storage treatment.

However, please note that temperature is one of the many factors that affect plant growth. Although the temperature is suitable, other factors need to be considered, such as soil type, moisture, light and so on. If you have any difficulty in planting begonia and Illicium verum, you can continue to ask.

The following are some detailed suggestions for planting and caring Begonia Illicium verum:

1.** Planting location * *: Begonia Illicium likes sunny environment. Ensure that the planting area can receive 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight every day.

2.** Soil * *: Begonia Illicium likes well-drained soil. Mixing some organic substances such as compost or humus can improve the texture and nutrition of soil.

3.** Irrigation * *: Begonia and Illicium verum need stable water, but they don't like wet soil. In hot weather or dry summer, it may be necessary to water more frequently.

4.** Temperature * *: Begonia Illicium can tolerate a wide temperature range. In Weifang, Shandong, the temperature is 28-32 degrees, which is the temperature range where Begonia Illicium can grow comfortably. Generally speaking, Begonia octagonal can live in the temperature range of -20 to 40 degrees Celsius.

5.** Cold layer treatment * *: For the seeds of Begonia octagonal, it may be necessary to carry out cold layer treatment before sowing to improve the germination rate. Cold layer treatment is a process that simulates natural winter conditions and can promote seed germination. This usually involves mixing seeds with wet sand and then refrigerating them in the refrigerator for a period of time (usually several weeks). Then, when you are ready to sow, take the seeds out of the cold storage and plant them in warm soil. But if you buy seedlings, you don't need cold layer treatment.

The above are just some basic suggestions, and the specific planting methods may need to be adjusted according to your specific environment and conditions. If you have any specific problems or difficulties in the process of planting, I suggest you consult local gardening experts or botanical gardens.