You helped me save my begonia in the past, due to my total ignorance. Now, it does not appear to have fungus, but the leaves are drooping at the edges. I don't put too much water in it, as that is what gave it the fungus. Is it getting too little? It is in an south-facing window bay in Southern California. Do leaves droop during cold? Any help would be appreciated.
Why are my begonia's leaves drooping?
Aerate the soil. Use a pencil, screw driver, scissors to poke holes in the dirt. Then water from the top or place it in a container of water. (Is the dirt separated from the pot? Is the plant very light weight when you pick it up? All indicators of being too dry.)
Take 6 - 8" cuttings, strip bottom leaves, put in a clear container of water to root. Takes about a week.
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