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Begonia Flower Care and Pruning Begonias, with their colorful flowers and showy leaves, are an elegant ornamental plant often preferred in homes and gardens. This plant, which can be grown both indoors and outdoors, can remain healthy for a long time with proper care and produce stunning blooms. Care: Light: Begonias prefer bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can burn their leaves, but flowering is also reduced in insufficient light. Temperature: They prefer temperate climates. The ideal temperature is between 15-25°C. Cold weather and frost can damage the plant. Watering: Water whenever the top of the soil dries. Overwatering can lead to root rot. The soil should remain slightly moist but never soggy. Soil: Choose a light, humus-rich soil that doesn't retain water. The pot should have drainage holes in the bottom. Humidity: They prefer high humidity. Avoid spraying water directly on the leaves; instead, increase the humidity (for example, with saucers filled with water). Fertilization: During the flowering period (spring and summer), applying a liquid flower fertilizer monthly is beneficial. Pruning: Removing Weak Branches: Faded flowers and weak, lifeless branches should be trimmed regularly. This allows the plant to direct its energy to healthier areas. Shaping: Side branches can be lightly pruned to make the begonia appear more lush and full. This is usually done in spring. Removing Shoot Tips: Removing the tips of newly emerging shoots encourages the formation of side branches. Note: Be sure to use sterile scissors when pruning. This reduces the risk of disease.