Why Is My Begonia Dropping Leaves?
Water. the Most Common Reason Begonia Leaves Rot Is Too Frequent Watering. Begonias Are Succulent Plants with Stems That Are Mostly Water, Which Makes Them...
Water. The most common reason begonia leaves rot is too frequent watering. Begonias are succulent plants with stems that are mostly water, which makes them very sensitive to moisture and fungus. ... Eventually, those leaves rot and then fall off.
How often should begonias be watered?
When planted in flowerbeds, begonias require about an inch of water per week to thrive. One or two light rainfalls per week are usually more than enough to provide that amount. If there is a need to water, water in the early morning.
What do Overwatered begonias look like?
Look for the following symptoms and conditions that make it more likely that overwatering is the cause of your begonia drooping; Yellowing leaves, particularly affecting the lower leaves first. Brown leaf tips despite good humidity and soil moisture. Leaves dropping from the plant, often with soggy, limp petioles.
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