Per American Begonia Society: dry tubers, pack in peat/vermiculite, store at 45–50°F (crisper works). Check monthly for rot.
Keep in hanging baskets or pots. Water weekly. No fertilizer. Full sun window. They'll get leggy but survive.
Reduce water in winter. Resume feeding in spring.
After frost danger, acclimate 7 days in shade, then move to final location.
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