The efficacy and function of Staghorn Begonia

Staghorn Begonia is also called Smoked Aster. Staghorn Begonia belongs to the genus Staghorn Begonia of the Aizoaceae family and is a succulent plant. Staghorn Begonia is native to South Africa. Staghorn Begonia has no medicinal value or edible value, so the efficacy and function of Staghorn Begonia can only be used as a good ornamental plant.

The efficacy and function of Staghorn Begonia

1. Staghorn Begonia is a plant that particularly likes warm and dry soil and requires to grow in a sunny environment. It is particularly afraid of cold but is very drought-resistant and cannot tolerate high temperatures. It is best planted in sandy soil. Many people plant Staghorn Begonia in small pots, which makes it a good ornamental plant.

Put the Staghorn Begonia next to the TV or computer to reduce radiation. It can also absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde and purify the indoor air. The Staghorn Begonia has a high ornamental value.

The plant of Staghorn Begonia is small, and it is a perennial fleshy herb. There are two types, long-leaf and short-leaf. It blooms in summer, and the flowers are yellow. Staghorn Begonia is mainly propagated by cuttings, but it can also be propagated by sowing. Staghorn Begonia only becomes beautiful after it grows in groups.