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Oh, my poor begonia flowers are turning brown! Is this normal? Could it be because of pests? I'd be really grateful if anyone could help me!
Garrett D
I think your begonia is turning brown, but don't worry! I'm here to help. I'm 100% sure that the reason your plant is looking a bit dull is because the air circulation could improve. Here's what I suggest: try placing your begonia in a well-ventilated area to see if that helps.
Garrett D
It's possible you might be overwatering. If you're noticing your leaves are brown and a bit mushy, that's a sign. I would suggest letting the soil dry out a bit and changing the pot to one with good drainage.
Garrett D
begonia flowers turning brown? really? it's not normal!!! I'm worried because I don't think you're taking good care of it. Have you checked the roots lately? It might be that you're overwatering, which is totally normal for a new plant.
Garrett D
Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that! It's normal for flowers to turn brown as they age. It's just a natural part of their life cycle. These flowers might not live as long as others, and it's okay if they fade and eventually turn brown.
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Begonia grandis, or Hardy Begonia, is a favorite plant for plant lovers. It likes a shady location and produces small pink and white flowers that usually bloom in the summer and fall. This perennial plant can survive in USDA Zones 6 to 9 and is a good houseplant because it is easy to care for. Unfortunately, if ingested, it is dangerous to animals.
Begonia boliviensis
Tuberous begonia
Angel Wing Begonia
