How can I get my Angelwing Begonia to quit dropping its leaves?
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1. That’s too cold. 2. Don’t do ac and open windows at the same time. 3. That’s probably not enough light, but it’s tricky. 4. You possibly watered them too much and they are getting root rot. 5. No matter you move the plants, they will need about 2-3 weeks to adjust each time. ☺️
why do you have that inside?That is a annual for shade.they do not like moisture>>>>>
check to make sure how much humidity, moisture or water that plant needs. Check to see if it needs indirect light or full sun. I guess you mean it is over a duct for heating and cooling. Look up how to grow that plant in your planting zone.
Sun penetrates through Windows. Too much Sun. Virginia's are to be planted in shade or partial sun