I was hoping you could help me figure something. Is it okay to leave begonias in pots over winter?

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Of course, my friend, you can leave begonias in pots during the winter! All you have to do is find a cozy spot for them where the temperature is between 40 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit. A shed, garage, or basement would work great, and they'll be right at home. You can prune them if you like, but it's really up to you. Just be sure not to overwater, as this can make the soil surface too moist and muddy.

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Absolutely! You can absolutely keep your beautiful begonia boliviensis potted over the winter. The key is to make sure you keep it at a cozy temperature of around 60°F.

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You're absolutely right—begonias can absolutely be left in pots during the winter. The type of begonia and the conditions they're kept in will determine the approach you should take.

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I'm happy to tell you that this plant is very resilient and can tolerate cooler temperatures, so you can leave your begonias in their pots during the winter. To take good care of them, just reduce the amount of water you give them, and try to maintain a temperature of around 45–55°F. Also, keep an eye out for any signs of fungus or pests, and you'll be all set!

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