When Should I Repot My Begonias
Indoor Begonias Need Repotting When Their Tubers Outgrow Their Current Pot, or When the Potting Mix Is More Than Three Year's Old or Has Become Unsuitable. the...
Indoor begonias need repotting when their tubers outgrow their current pot, or when the potting mix is more than three years old or has become unsuitable. The good news is that repotting can be done at any time of year, although spring, when the plant starts regrowth, is best. Begonia flower.
Do begonias need to be repotted?
Regular repotting is very essential to the well being of your begonias especially in their first few years as they are growing and maturing. Later, after the plants are mature and have already reached the maximum size that you want them to be you can let them go for a couple of years without repotting.
Should I water begonia after repotting?
Fill in additional potting soil around the roots and firm the soil around the top of the container with your hands. Water the repotted begonia generously immediately after you finish transplanting it and place it back in its growing location.