Begonia Bulbs pack of 4 mix color

Name: Begonia Bulbs pack of 4 mix color
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SKU: Begoniabulbs Category: Summer Bulbs

Begonia Bulbs Start Indoors For Best Blooms

Begonia Bulbs, for best results, sow bulbs indoors and later transplant or move outside. Start Begonias 8-12 weeks before the last frost in your area.

Begonia Bulbs To help Begonia tubers warm up from their winter dormancy, place in a warm location (about 70°F) with indirect sunlight, preferably an east, west, or south-facing window. If you don’t have good natural light, grow lamps can provide the necessary light for growth. Water slightly every few days, or when the soil has dried out. Water around the edges of your tuber, but not directly on it.

Begonia bulbs

Number of Bulbs	4
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Sowing temperature	25-45C
Blooming month	April to Nov
Sun	Full Sun

How long do begonias take to grow from bulbs?

Begonias generally take from 12 to 15 weeks to bloom and will then will keep blooming until the season ends. For earlier blooming, plant your tubers indoors in pots about six weeks before the last frost date in your area. Begonias need warm, well-drained soil and a spot that is shaded and out of any drafts/wind.

Avoid overwatering or soggy soil, as water can pool in the tuber’s hollow dip and cause rot.

Begonia Bulbs To increase humidity, you can cover pots loosely with a clear plastic bag. Expect to see growth in 3-6 weeks’ time, depending upon your overall growing conditions. (Note: In zones 2-8, if you do not start Begonia tubers ahead of time indoors, you may only see minimal blooms late in the season.)

Begonia Bulbs When & Where to Plant Begonias

Begonia Bulbs Light Requirements:

Begonias are classic shade-lovers that are only reliable perennials in zones 9 and 10.

These bulbs grown as summer plants In most of the regions of India. ome newer varieties can tolerate direct sun, especially if it’s morning sun. In cooler areas, begonias can tolerate more sun than in hot climates. Most like bright, dappled light to grow their best.

Spacing: Begonia tubers should be spaced about 1 foot apart in the garden, but can be planted closer together in hanging baskets and window boxes. For one begonia plant, a 6-inch pot is the smallest recommended size. (See your Begonia bulb package for specific details.)

Begonia Bulbs Planting:

In zones 9 and 10, plant them immediately as you receive the bulbs. In colder zones, Start begonia tubers indoors to give them the head start they need (see above).