Begonia flower has a long history of cultivation in China, and the earliest record can be traced back to the pre-Qin period. In the Han dynasty, begonia flowers were very common in gardens. In the heyday of Begonia in the Tang Dynasty, it was called "the statue of flowers" at that time.
Begonia flowers like sunshine, so keep enough light when maintaining them, and don't water them too much. Water accumulation will lead to rotten roots. Begonia flower has strong cold resistance and can tolerate the low temperature of-30-40 degrees, so it can also grow well in Northeast China.
The fruit of begonia flower is called begonia fruit, which is a kind of nutritious fruit. It tastes sweet and sour, and has high use value. It can be eaten fresh or made into candied fruit.
Begonia flower is a famous ornamental tree species in northern China. At the same time, begonia flower has strong air purification ability and can resist sulfur dioxide well, so it can be used to purify the environment.