5 Things You Ought To Know About BEGONIA Care! Begonia Maculata + Rex Begonia - Plant Care Tips

My grandma and I were JUST talking about getting some begonias for her ~oasis~. Perfect timing thank you!

Thank you for the info.....I turn my plants alot cuz lopsided growing makes me sad, lol. If I'm in a business or someone's home and see this, that plant gets rotated.....
Sigh, plant ocd? 🤔 Maybe😏

I've managed to kill 2 rex😅, we'll one of them is still sort of alive but currently no leaves. An my Maculata Wightii is fighting for her life and I'm currently propagating her just in case.

do you have any strawberry begonia?

Tyler, thanks for the great tips, especially on watering 🙂 My question is: what kind of light does my begonia maculata need OUTDOORS? Does it need to be in total shade? Or can it take some minimal (2-3 hours) sunlight? I want to make sure it has enough light to bloom outdoors. Thanks for your channel!

my maculata cane begonia grew 9ft tall, then lost all the leaves below the top. How do I save the top, and trim the stalk down?

Begonia polkadot sangat istimewa.

Thanks for the advice. I just bought my first begonia maculata. Thumbs up for you definitely! And.....you're very handsome!

My begonia got leggy and I think I need to repot it because it's still in its original pot (definitely too small and she's about a year old now). Would you suggest using a succulent mix for good drainage or get some perlite to add to a more typical potting mix? I'm not in the habit of making my own soils, but I want to do this gorgeous plant justice. I am also thinking of going much larger for my next pot and propagating using my cuttings when I prune her back (like I said, she got a bit leggy)

I was hoping you’d have some advice! My Begonia Maculata went through a rough page so is super tall & bare at the bottom. Probably about 12” of stalk with no leaves, but it only has one stalk/stem. Is there anything I can do to get this to grow more busy instead of just growing really tall & bare on the bottom?

I have mines in indirect light and it's absolutely beautiful. Mines get zero sunlight and it's thriving like crazy for the past 2 years.

My begonia was given to me a few months back it’s it’s super leggy. I haven’t had a chance to repot it but I was curious as to why the spots on my begonia are very small and faded any advice?

It takes over 2 mins to actually get to the content. People’s attention span is not that long to fill their head with non-valuable information.

such a lovely happy video and helpful content, thank you!

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Wide but shallow container. Don't mist but provide humidity. Bright indirect light. Repot yearly. Rotate it in the rowing season. Let it dry and start to wild just a bit before u water

Thank you I just found out. I owned one of these and I’ve had it for a while and I had it outdoors but I live in Florida so it was doing OK so now I know that it’s gonna be good with the treatment I’ve been getting it.

Tyler, do I need to fertilize my polka dot begonia and if I do, how often. Thank you

😂Here's my begonia story in 5 steps:
1. Bought a begonia.
2. It died.
3. Bought more begonias.
4. They died.
5. Stopped buying begonias.
🙏 I'm hoping your advice will give me a better chance of keeping a begonia alive! Thank you🌻!

Hi! I just inherited a cane begonia with bright red flowers but they’re fading to a light pink. Is that normal?

I've had a begonia for around 4 years now. Mine was propagated from a cutting. I planted the leaf and struggled with it for about a year. It got to be a total of 3 leaves, then a weird thing happened. From that point whenever a new leaf would grow, an old one would fall off. It was like that for a while, and i honestly forgot about it. I left it in a very hot room in my house and it absolutely loved it! Over that summer it grew extremely fast and i had to repot it. I gave it a pole for support. And just this summer it surprised me and grew an entirely new shoot which already has 3 leaves. Its my favorite plant i own and its beautiful

I learned tips from reading the comments.. You talk a lot, but not direct to the point.

So that's how my teacher felt when I fluffed up my papers