This guide covered how to grow begonias. In fact, With their showy flowers and attractive foliage, begonias are sure to add color and texture to your landscape.

Effective tips to help you care for your Begonia and keep it looking its best includes:

• Water your Begonia regularly. Begonias need to be watered regularly, but not too often. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, and make sure the soil is damp but not soggy. 
• Place the Begonia in bright, indirect sunlight. Begonias need plenty of sunlight, but direct sunlight can be too harsh and can damage the plant. Place your Begonia in a spot that gets plenty of indirect sunlight.
• Fertilize your Begonia. Begonias need to be fertilized once every two weeks with a water-soluble fertilizer to help them grow and bloom.
• Prune your Begonia. Prune off any dead or dying leaves and flowers to keep your Begonia looking its best.
• Repot your Begonia. Repot your Begonia every year or two to make sure it has enough space to grow.
• Check for pests. Make sure to check your Begonia regularly for pests such as aphids and mealybugs.
• Don't overwater. Overwatering can cause root rot and other problems, so make sure to only water when the soil is dry.
• Humidify the air. Begonias like humid air, so if the air in your home is dry, consider using a humidifier to help your Begonia thrive.
• Don't let the temperature drop too low. Begonias cannot tolerate temperatures below 55 degrees Fahrenheit, so make sure to keep your Begonia away from cold drafts or windows.
• Avoid fertilizers with too much nitrogen. Too much nitrogen can cause the plant to produce too much foliage and not enough flowers.
• Propagate your Begonia. Propagating your Begonia is a great way to get more plants and can help keep your Begonia healthy.
• Keep the Begonia away from pets. Begonias are toxic to cats and dogs, so make sure to keep your Begonia out of reach of your furry friends.
• Don't leave your Begonia in standing water. Make sure the pot your Begonia is in has drainage holes, and never leave your Begonia sitting in standing water.
• Repot with fresh soil. Make sure to repot your Begonia every year or two, and add fresh soil to the pot.
• Give your Begonia a break. If your Begonia is looking a bit tired, give it a break and move it to a cooler, darker spot. This can help revive it and give it new energy.