November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Overwintering Begonia Corms #gardening #gardeninguk


On today’s Allotment Grow How we look at how to overwinter your begonia corms. Follow these easy steps and you’ll be able to use the same corms every year, saving you money and helping you to become self sufficient in growing these lovely begonia flowers.

If you’ve liked this video you may be interested to see how easy it is to plant gladioli bulbs for a wonderful display later in the year.

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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: Overwintering Begonia Corms #gardening #gardeninguk

  1. I received a begonia as a gift and i know nothing about it…I've seen that it's dying and i panicked. Now…i see that it's normal for the stems to fall, lol…
    I really need to dig it out? My lord…i need help :))

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  3. this was so easy to follow thankyou, other sites have suggested leaving the corms outside for a week but rain is forecast so is that step not necessary? Also my begonias still look full of life so I am loath to do them just yet but also worried about frost?!!!

  4. Thank you for this video. I was given begonias earlier this year from a friend who had the most amazing display of begonias every year and who has sadly passed away. I am hopefully going to carry on his tradition and keep these going year to year. I didn’t know ‘how to’ but thanks to your video, fingers crossed, I will now be able to.

  5. I dug mine up about 2 months ago and shook off the compost and then stored them in a brown paper bag. Have I ruined them or could I add some compost to the bag?

  6. That was brilliant. I intend sorting mine out today (20/10/2021.) I've never grown begonias before this year and they were gorgeous. I'm worried about mould though? Won't putting wet corms away encourage rot? I thought they needed to be dry before storing? Apologies if I'm wrong.

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