What I have been doing for the past 2 years was making cuttings of tubero=
us
begonia in the falls. I have now 20 cuttings flowering on and off in the =
house
right now. It is beautiful

Fran=E7oise.

B & J wrote:

If the begonias you purchased were tuberous begonias (tubers, not bulbs=
),
the answer is no. They can be cut apart when the tubers become larger, =
but
they won't multiply on their own.

John