Taking Cuttings, Dividing and Growing Tuberous Begonias

[@valoriegriego5212]

Howdy, Prairie Plantgirl! Great tutorial!👍 I remember my mother and her gardening friends growing begonia plants from cuttings. They shared cuttings to have different varieties in their gardens. Begonias are super easy to multiply. I haven't added begonias to my garden. When I was a kid, I had asthma. Begonias were one of my triggers. 😒 Very interesting tip on cuttings doing better for you planted along the edge of the pot.😃 I'm going to try that technique. Your begonias are always so lovely. Fun times!😃💕

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

Oh my! I’m allergic to a lot of the things I grow, but I’ve never noticed begonias to be an issue. Good to know they affect some people that way.

[@kath-phlox]

You brought so many memories of growing massive yellow begonias from corms as large as that. Memories of removing the male flowers to show off the female blooms, when they flower please. :)

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

I love how a simple video can evoke fond memories!

[@EssayonsFG]

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JS-jl1yj]

I am looking forward to a follow-up video.

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

There will definitely have to be updates on all these begonias.

[@travissacrey492]

Hey I was wondering about a Dahlia tuber, We got snow here earlier than expected last fall and my dahlia froze in the pot but now that its getting warmer do you think I should dig it up or will it just do its thing on its own?

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

I can’t overwinter dahlias outside here. I believe most dahlias would need you to live in zone 8 or warmer to survive winter in a pot. If the tuber actually froze it will likely rot when it thaws out. If it just got cold enough for the leaves of the dahlia to freeze it should come back for you in spring.