Pink Begonia

Yes, this plant attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, making it a pollinator-friendly plant. Using this plant in your garden or as an outdoor container plant will help attract all types of pollinators into your landscape. This not only benefits the pollinators and flow of the ecosystem but also benefits the look of your beautiful garden. Pollinators will help keep all your plants in your landscape, beautiful and thriving. Because this plant attracts pollinators, be careful using any pesticides on or near it. Pesticides could potentially kill the pollinators that come in contact with the plant.

First, find a container that allows for 2 inches of space around the plant's roots. A pot that is too large can hold too much water and potentially cause damage or root rot. Once your plant is potted, it is best you place it where it will get some sun periodically throughout the day, but can have plenty of shaded time too. It is important your plant goes on a regular watering schedule and the soil is kept moist. If their soil is dry to the touch, the plant needs water. Try watering over a sink or bowl to allow all the excess water to drain out of the container. You can feed your indoor plant a balanced houseplant fertilizer one time a month. We suggest Bonide Liquid Plant Food sold at Garden Goods Direct.

This could be an issue of one or two things including the plant is receiving an uneven supply of water or they have endured a sudden temperature change and were not given the proper amount of time to readjust. Your plant's flowers could be dropping because they are receiving too much or too little water. Too much will also cause their roots damage for sitting in standing water. There is not much you can do about temperature fluctuations, you can control where your plant is placed in your garden or in a container that is the best location for watering, soil, and sunlight.