When will begonia blossom?

Begonia usually blooms in March-June, 65438+1October every year, and can bloom 3-4 times a year. The specific flowering time of plants is related to the sowing season. Generally, it takes about 145- 160 days from sowing to flowering. Flowers bloom at the top of branches, with mostly red and pink colors and small patterns.

In order to make the cultivated Begonia flower blossom quickly, it is necessary to provide it with sunshine for more than 6 hours every day during the growth period, and accumulate nutrients for flowering. It is suggested that the flowerpot be placed in an outdoor sunny place to avoid direct sunlight at noon, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate should be sprayed 2-3 times a month before flowering.

After begonia blooms, it is necessary to cut off the residual flowers and branches and leaves affected by pests and diseases in time, and then prune some branches that are too dense and too long to improve the internal permeability and keep the plant beautiful. Moreover, begonia will consume a lot of nutrients during flowering, and compound fertilizer will be supplemented immediately after flowering.