Cultivation Technique of Begonia Flower

The cultivation techniques of begonia flowers included sowing, cutting, and splitting. The sowing method was suitable for April to May in spring and August to September in autumn. The seeds were evenly scattered on the fine mud in the pot without covering with soil. Then, they could germinate after 10 days by watering them with the water absorption method at the bottom of the pot. The cutting method could be carried out throughout the year, but there were fewer branches after the seedling was formed, so it was generally not commonly used. The splitting method was suitable for old perennials. They could be split and trimmed to promote new side branches to form a complete plant shape. During reproduction, attention should be paid to the control of pests and diseases. Common diseases include powder mildews and bacteria wilt. Insects include aphids, pink shells, red spiders, etc. The prevention and treatment methods included removing the infected leaves in time and strengthening ventilation. As for the specific breeding methods and precautions, they needed to pay attention to watering and keeping it moist, applying thin fertilizer frequently, controlling the temperature, and having sufficient light. As for the method of reproduction, it could be carried out by cutting or splitting.

The planting method of crabapple flowers included choosing suitable soil and lighting conditions, reasonable fertilizer and watering, timely trimming and pest control, and paying attention to the prevention and control of diseases. Begonia flowers liked to grow in fertile and well-drained soil, and could be improved before planting. At the same time, crabapple flowers needed sufficient sunlight, but they also needed to avoid direct sunlight. When applying fertilizer, choose organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer to apply fertilizer. Pay attention to controlling the dosage to avoid excessive fertilizer causing damage to the root system. Water the soil appropriately to keep it moist but not too wet. During the growth of crabapple flowers, they needed to be trimmed in time to maintain the beauty of the plant. Pay attention to retaining the trunk and healthy branches to avoid over-trimming. At the same time, they had to check and remove the pests on the flowers and leaves regularly, such as aphids and mites. Begonia flowers were susceptible to some diseases. They had to check the plants regularly and take corresponding prevention and control measures in time if they found diseases, such as spraying disinfectant and adjusting the environmental humidity.

The Heartbreak Flower was a begonia.

The full text of the Begonia Flower Blooming Manuscript is as follows: I came to a beautiful town in spring. The people here all raised crabapple flowers, each of which was tender and beautiful. I came to an alley in the town and saw an old man trimming begonia flowers. I walked over and asked him,"Grandpa, why are you still raising begonia flowers when you are so old?" The old man looked up at me with a smile and said,"I raise begonia flowers because I think they are the most beautiful flowers in the world." Whenever I see crabapple flowers, I will feel that I am the happiest person in the world. Because their beauty makes me feel the beauty of life." I was deeply moved by the old man's words. I realized that the most important thing in life is not wealth, status, or fame, but the love and appreciation of life. From that day on, I began to cherish my life more and raised some begonia flowers. They became a part of my life and made me happy and satisfied.

Begonia bamboos referred to the entire herb of Begonia bamboos of the Begonia family. It was a type of traditional Chinese medicine. Bamboo crabapple originated from Brazil and was now planted in Guangdong, China. It was a kind of fleshy herbaceous plant that liked semi-shady, warm, and humid environments. The bamboo crabapple's flowers were fiery red and unique. They bloomed in summer and autumn, and the flower language was yearning. It was suitable for potted plants and flowers. The temperature was suitable for it to grow at 19-24 degrees Celsius. Bamboo crabapple was more sensitive to light and liked to scatter light and morning light. Strong light could easily burn the leaves. During the maintenance process, attention should be paid to avoid excessive watering and ponding, and to choose acidic soil with good drainage. In winter, the bamboo crabapple should be moved indoors and kept at a temperature of no less than ten degrees Celsius to prevent the leaves from freezing. It was best to choose spring or autumn when trimming the bamboo crabapple, using specialized scissors.

The maintenance method of the crabapple bonsai included the following points: First, crabapple flowers needed sufficient light, so they should be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight, but they needed to be properly shaded at noon in summer. Secondly, crabapple flowers liked moist environments, so they needed to be watered regularly, especially during the spring and summer growth period. In autumn, the amount of watering should be gradually reduced. In terms of fertilizer application, crabapple flowers needed an appropriate amount of fertilizer. During the growth period, they needed to apply thin fertilizer 1-2 times a month, paying attention to the combination of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. In addition, crabapple flowers also needed to be trimmed regularly, including cutting off dead branches, infected branches, weak branches, etc., to promote the growth and flowering of new branches. Finally, the flower pot for the crabapple bonsai could be a purple clay pot, a tile pot, a plastic pot, or a porcelain pot, but it had to be a slightly larger pot to facilitate the growth of the plant. In general, the maintenance of crabapple bonsai needed to pay attention to light, watering, fertilizing, trimming, and choosing a suitable flower pot.

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.

Begonia seedlings referred to the seedlings of begonia flowers, which could be used to plant begonia flowers. The planting method of crabapple flower seedlings was as follows: 1. Choose suitable soil: Begonia flowers like to grow in fertile, loose, well-drained soil. A mixture of river sand, coal cinders, and garden soil could be used to provide good ventilation and water penetration. 2. Plant the crabapple sprouts: Plant the crabapple sprouts in the prepared soil. Be careful not to plant them too deep. Begonia flowers were water-loving plants, so they had to keep the soil moist and water it once a day. However, the number of times they watered it in winter was reduced to prevent their roots from rotting. 3.  Enough Light: Begonia flowers need enough sunlight to grow and bloom. Place the crabapple in a place with plenty of sunlight, but it should be properly shaded in the high temperature of summer to prevent the leaves and flowers from being burned by the sun. 4. " Fertility: During the growth period of the crabapple flower, an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer can be applied to provide nutrients. Especially during the period of sprouting and falling leaves, some organic fertilizer could be applied. To sum up, planting crabapple seedlings required choosing suitable soil, maintaining appropriate water, providing sufficient light, and appropriate fertilizer. These measures could help the crabapple seedlings grow healthily and prolong the flowering period.

The flower language of crabapple flowers included gentleness, beauty, happiness, bitter love, homesickness, and sadness of parting. Begonia flowers also had another name, Heartbroken Flower, which meant that there was no result in bitter love. Begonia flowers also symbolized homesickness and sadness of separation. Begonia flowers were planted in ancient imperial gardens, so they had a noble meaning. In general, the language of crabapple flowers expressed their feelings, style, and longing.

Begonia was a type of begonia that bloomed all year round. It was also known as begonia. It was a kind of fleshy herb. It had a beautiful posture, tender and bright leaves, and clusters of flowers that bloomed all year round with a slight fragrance. Begonia was one of the main potted flowers for indoor and outdoor decoration. If the begonia bloomed but did not bloom, it might be due to the inappropriate temperature. In winter, when the indoor temperature was low, it could not reach the conditions for flowering and growth, so it would keep the bud and not open. In order for the Begonia to bloom, it needed to be maintained at a temperature above 15 degrees so that it could be in a growing state and the flower bud would completely grow and bloom.