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I bought some yellow cascading begonias and started them in my kitchen where the sliding glass door faces south. They were started about three weeks ago and have grown to about 5-6 inches tall. They are about ready to cascade over the sides of the pots they are in.
The problem is they don't look healthy to me. I have been very careful not to overwater them so they don't rot. They have received plenty of light(but not direct sunlight) and warmth. I turn them regularly. But, they are tall, and not as green as those you see comercially. Actually, they're kind of pasty looking. I have not fed them yet. Is there anything that came be done to revitalize them?
I'm in zone 5A, so they won't go outside on the shady porch until the end of May.
The problem is they don't look healthy to me. I have been very careful not to overwater them so they don't rot. They have received plenty of light(but not direct sunlight) and warmth. I turn them regularly. But, they are tall, and not as green as those you see comercially. Actually, they're kind of pasty looking. I have not fed them yet. Is there anything that came be done to revitalize them?
I'm in zone 5A, so they won't go outside on the shady porch until the end of May.