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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.
1. Select a type of begonia to plant. There are two general types of begonias: those grown from seeds, and those grown from tubers/bulbs. The seed-started begonias tend to be a bit smaller and difficult to grow, while bulb begonias are sturdier and larger plants.. Prepare your soil. Rather, donât prepare soil at all, as begonias grow better in soil-free garden mix than then do in typical âdirtâ. Prepare a mixture of â peat moss and â soil-free potting mixture (available at gardening supply stores and nurseries).