The maintenance of begonia guiguoensis needs suitable soil and flowerpots with good air permeability. The soil is preferably pastoral soil, river sandy soil, humus soil and slightly acidic soil mixed with a small amount of organic fertilizer, and the flowerpots are preferably crock pots and purple sand pots.
2. Plenty of light
The growth of begonia guianensis needs sufficient light. It is suggested that it should be maintained on a balcony with good lighting at ordinary times, which is more conducive to plant growth, flowering and fruiting. However, when the light is strong in summer, attention should be paid to proper shading to avoid direct sunlight.
Step 3 add water correctly
The growth of begonia guianensis needs regular watering to ensure the water needed for plant growth, but the amount and frequency of watering should be determined according to the dry humidity of the soil to keep the soil slightly moist, but there should be no water accumulation. Reduce watering appropriately in winter.
4. Rational fertilization
It is also necessary to properly apply dilute liquid fertilizer once every half month to cultivate Begonia guiguo in peak season, and pay attention to applying dilute fertilizer frequently to avoid using thick fertilizer and raw fertilizer to avoid fertilizer damage. Appropriate application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering is beneficial to flowering and fruiting.