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Ideal growing temperatures for Begonias grown indoors are 65Â° to 70Â° F. during the day and 50Â° to 65Â° at night. As is the case with any house plants, always avoid hot and cold drafts! Begonias should be grown in partial sun or light shade and planted in a sandy soil mix that contains added peat moss and compost.
Itâs on the acid side, with extra peat moss to provide more moisture for the begonias and callas. Credit: Doreen G. Howard. The perfect growing mix does not contain soil or garden dirt. Itâs composed of peat moss, vermiculite or perlite, sand, and shredded bark or compost. Plants such as lettuce and many flowers like Russian sage and marigolds want sweet soil with a pH of about 7.5. Some are acid lovers, like ferns, asters and strawberries. They need a pH of about 5.5 to 6.0.