If you want camellia to flourish, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. Humidity: Camellia has high requirements for air humidity. It is advisable to water when the soil is slightly dry. At the same time, you can spray a small amount of water on the leaves with a watering can, or you can spray water on the ground to improve the humidity. Be careful not to spray water on the buds, otherwise it will cause mildew. 2. Temperature: The suitable flowering temperature of camellia is between 10-20℃. Below or above this temperature, it is not easy to bloom. Therefore, it is necessary to raise the temperature for flowers in full bloom in spring. Third, fertilization: Camellia itself is not suitable for applying concentrated fertilizer, and it is better to use some dilute organic fertilizer. Don't apply compound fertilizer with too high nitrogen content, otherwise it will also hinder flowering. You can apply more phosphorus, potassium fertilizer and alum fertilizer to make the flowers big and bright. The fourth is bud thinning: Camellia should be thinned according to the plant size. Otherwise, nutrients will be evenly distributed on each bud and will not bloom. Generally, flowers within 3 years do not leave buds. If they do, only one flower can be left per branch, not every branch. You should pick buds selectively. Flowers over 5 years old can have two buds on each branch.
Winter and spring are the budding and flowering periods of camellia, so the maintenance of this period is particularly important if camellia wants to bloom big and red flowers smoothly! Camellia easily freezes in winter. Put a plastic bag on the camellia plant to avoid direct sunlight and keep the soil slightly moist. After the terminal buds of plants begin to germinate in spring, it is necessary to bag and maintain the frozen plants until the terminal buds spread their leaves in May. Camellia has certain cold tolerance, is afraid of drought and likes humidity. Camellia, also known as Camellia, belongs to Camellia of Theaceae. Camellia is rich, dignified and elegant, and it is one of the top ten traditional famous flowers in China. The flowering period of camellia is from 10 to May of the following year, and the blooming time is from 1 month to March. This is just an approximate time. Different regions, different varieties, naturally different. Some varieties have a long flowering time, while others have a short flowering time.
If you want camellia to flourish, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. Humidity: Camellia has high requirements for air humidity. It is advisable to water when the soil is slightly dry. At the same time, you can spray a small amount of water on the leaves with a watering can, or you can spray water on the ground to improve the humidity. Be careful not to spray water on the buds, otherwise it will cause mildew. 2. Temperature: The suitable flowering temperature of camellia is between 10-20℃. Below or above this temperature, it is not easy to bloom. Therefore, it is necessary to raise the temperature for flowers in full bloom in spring. Third, fertilization: Camellia itself is not suitable for applying concentrated fertilizer, and it is better to use some dilute organic fertilizer. Don't apply compound fertilizer with too high nitrogen content, otherwise it will also hinder flowering. You can apply more phosphorus, potassium fertilizer and alum fertilizer to make the flowers big and bright. The fourth is bud thinning: Camellia should be thinned according to the plant size. Otherwise, nutrients will be evenly distributed on each bud and will not bloom. Generally, flowers within 3 years do not leave buds. If they do, only one flower can be left per branch, not every branch. You should pick buds selectively. Flowers over 5 years old can have two buds on each branch.
Winter and spring are the budding and flowering periods of camellia, so the maintenance of this period is particularly important if camellia wants to bloom big and red flowers smoothly! Camellia easily freezes in winter. Put a plastic bag on the camellia plant to avoid direct sunlight and keep the soil slightly moist. After the terminal buds of plants begin to germinate in spring, it is necessary to bag and maintain the frozen plants until the terminal buds spread their leaves in May. Camellia has certain cold tolerance, is afraid of drought and likes humidity.