Introduction to the variety of potted begonia flowers

The potted begonia species included begonia hupehensis, begonia bamboos, begonia toad leaves, begonia xifu, begonia drooping, begonia four-season, begonia papaya, begonia stem, begonia crawling, begonia oriental, begonia octagonal, begonia coral, and begonia iron cross.

There were some differences in the watering method of potted begonia flowers. According to the contents of documents [3] and [6], watering should be done every three to four days in spring and autumn, once every one to two days in summer, and the number of watering should be reduced in winter to keep the soil in the pot half dry and half wet. In addition, the document [5] mentioned that in spring, when the temperature was not very high but the crabapple flowers were in the growth stage, watering should be done roughly once every five days. It was necessary to pay attention to the humidity of the soil at all times. Therefore, according to the information provided, the watering frequency of potted crabapple flowers could be adjusted according to the season and soil moisture.

The cultivation method of potted begonia flowers included the following points: First, choose soil with good ventilation and good drainage. You can use river sand, rotten leaf soil, wood chips, etc. to prepare the pot soil. Secondly, the begonia flowers liked light, but they should avoid exposure to the sun. They should be bred in a semi-humid and warm environment. Third, water the plants appropriately. During the sprouting period, the soil in the pot should be kept slightly dry. During the growing period, water the plants once every two days and often spray water around the plants, but avoid accumulating water. In addition, fertilizer was also an important step in breeding. Generally, it should be applied during the flowering and fruiting period to supplement nutrients and promote the expansion of the fruit. Finally, the plants were trimmed regularly to reduce nutrient consumption, which was beneficial to the growth and development of the plants.

Potted crabapple flowers like water, but they don't like waterlogging. Begonia flowers liked to grow in moist soil, but they could not be watered too much, or it would easily lead to waterlogging. When watering, you should water it appropriately to keep the soil moist. The watering intervals were different in different seasons. Spring and autumn needed more water, and winter and summer needed less watering.

The potted begonia flowers had varieties such as Hubei begonia, Begonia of Four Seasons, Begonia of Xifu, Begonia of Drooping Silk, Begonia of Stick Pedestal, Begonia of Papaya, Begonia of Leaf Change, Begonia of Japan, Begonia of Coral, Begonia of Brilliance, and Begonia of Complex Color.

The ranking of the best varieties of crabapple was based on different standards and personal preferences. Some varieties were considered the best among the crabapple flowers, including the late autumn red, longevity crown crabapple, peony crabapple, papaya crabapple, Xifu crabapple, hanging crabapple, stem crabapple, four season crabapple, climbing crabapple, oriental crabapple, octagonal crabapple, etc. However, there was no clear ranking or consensus to determine which breed was the best. Therefore, the ranking of the best varieties of crabapple flowers was subjective and depended on one's aesthetic preferences and needs.

The cultivation method of potted crabapple flowers included the following points to pay attention to: First, crabapple flowers liked a relatively humid growth environment. They needed to be watered frequently in summer, but they needed to avoid water accumulation. When the winter temperature was too low, they needed to reduce watering. Secondly, crabapple flowers needed sufficient light. Other than the need for shade during the high temperature in summer, it was best to have full sunlight during the rest of the time, especially in winter. If there was sunlight, crabapple flowers could be moved outdoors to dry, but they had to be careful not to get wet on rainy days. In addition, the suitable growth temperature of crabapple flowers was 15~30 ° C. When the temperature exceeded 35 ° C in midsummer, cooling measures should be taken. They should be placed in a relatively shady and airy place, and some water should be sprinkled near the ground to increase humidity. In addition, the planting depth of crabapple flowers should not be too deep. The soil in the pot should be kept moist but not stagnant. It should be supplemented with nutrients at the right time and placed in a place with ventilation. In short, potted crabapple flowers needed to pay attention to watering, light, temperature, planting depth, fertilizer, ventilation, and other cultivation points.

Among the varieties of begonia flowers, the West Mansion begonia was one of the big, fragrant, and good-looking varieties. The flowers of the West Prefecture crabapple were large in shape, and their colors varied from bright red to pink. They were very beautiful. In addition, the crabapple was also one of the big, fragrant, and beautiful varieties. Its flowers were bright red and gorgeous. The size, fragrance, and appearance of other varieties were not mentioned, so it was impossible to determine whether they met the requirements of the question.

The cultivation method of potted begonias included the following points: First, choose slightly acidic soil with good ventilation and good drainage. You could use sandy soil or general nutrient soil. Secondly, according to the season and weather conditions, control the number and amount of watering to avoid being too wet or dry. Water once a day in winter, once in the morning and once in the evening in summer, and once a day in spring and autumn. Third, in terms of fertilizer, thin fertilizer could be applied half a month after the pot was placed. The ratio of N:P:K was 3:1:2 or 2:1:2. Topdressing once every 20-30 days. Fourth, the adjustment of light and temperature was also very important. Begonia liked warm and humid environments, and did not have high requirements for light. She liked a half-shady environment. During the growth period, the temperature was controlled at around 24 degrees Celsius, and in winter, it was maintained at around 10 degrees Celsius. Finally, he trimmed the plants at the right time, removed the withered flowers, and paid attention to the control of pests and diseases.

There were a few points to pay attention to when raising a crabapple potted plant: 1. Watering: Begonia likes a moist environment, but it should not be too wet. Water every three to four days in spring and autumn, every one to two days in summer, and reduce the number of watering in winter. 2. Illumination: Begonia likes sufficient sunlight. In spring and autumn, it should be placed in a sunny place and receive more than 8 hours of sunlight. To avoid direct sunlight in summer, the potted plants can be moved to a shady environment. 3. " Fertility: Spring is the flowering period of crabapple flowers, so some organic fertilizer needs to be applied. In autumn, the begonia flowers began to fall leaves, and they also needed to apply fertilizer to replenish the lost nutrients. Control the amount of fertilizer to avoid excessive. 4. [Temperature-control: The optimal temperature for crabapple flowers to grow is 10-20 ° C.] In winter, you should pay attention to heat preservation and avoid frost. In the summer, they should avoid being exposed to the sun and be maintained in a semi-shady place. In summary, to raise a crabapple potted plant, it was necessary to water it properly, provide sufficient sunlight, apply fertilizer reasonably, and pay attention to temperature management.