When moving angel wing begonias outside after winter, don't rush to remove old foliage. If leaves are still green, keep them until night temperatures consistently reach the 50s. Then place the plant in bright shade, fertilize, and wait a couple of weeks for new growth. Once fresh leaves appear, trim the old ones to shape the plant attractively.
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