That was a nice looking plant for sure. I hope that the cuttings you took pull through.

Hi North..I'm unsure what you did..lol.

When you unpotted, was the foliage destroyed? If not, can you repot in the same container?

Since your house has little space, is it possible to place your plant in a hanging basket?

Also, since most of your windows face north, have you considered adding artificial lights?

Your Begonia and other goodies are gorgeous. Toni

Toni, this a really big container. I guess I just got overwhelmed by all the plants that needed to be dealt with. I looked at the begonia and felt there was no way I could bring it in, so took a few quick slips.

A week or so later, I noticed the slips were going downhill rapidly. That's when I went out to see if I could salvage anything of the plant. Trouble is, we'd had frost by then.
Had I realized how easily the begonia could be divided, I would have done it while the plant was still in good shape.
Now it is very questionable if the divisions will survive, seeing how they have been damaged by frost.

This is one of those plants that flourishes outdoors. It mixes nicely in my shade containers, so is nice to have.

BTW, I do have artificial lights down the basement. But they quickly fill up with coleus and geraniums, etc. I took slips of all kinds of things, lol.

North, I can see why your plants need a big container. :)

Is the trunk firm or soft? If firm, your Begonia is alive. Check the trunk/stems daily.
If firm a week or so later, you have nothing to worry about.

It's a Beautiful Begonia. Leaves have so much purple. I hope it's okay. Toni