What does camellia look like?

Camellia usually grows at the top of branches, with a round outer layer and an oval inner layer, with a beautiful posture. Camellia is rich in color, and red and reddish are common. Different varieties of camellia have different petals, including single petals, compound petals and double petals, up to more than 50 petals at most.

Morphological characteristics of camellia.

Camellia usually grows at the top of branches. The outer petals are round, while the inner petals are obovoid. The colors of flowers are red, red and white. Its petals are divided into single petals, compound petals and double petals, of which the number of double petals is the largest.

Soil Requirements Camellia has high requirements for soil and is suitable for growing in loose and fertile acidic soil. Humus soil, gravel and organic fertilizer can be mixed and prepared, and then a few drops of vinegar can be dropped into the prepared soil to adjust the pH of the soil and promote the root growth of Camellia oleifera.

How to fertilize Camellia Camellia grows faster, so the demand for nutrients is higher. In its peak period, nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to plants every month, which is beneficial to the growth of leaves, while diluted liquefied phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied during the flowering period of camellia, which can improve the ornamental value of flowers.

Camellia cultivation environment Camellia is suitable for growing in a warm environment. During cultivation, the temperature should be controlled between 18 and 25 degrees. When the temperature is higher than 30 degrees in summer, it should be moved to the shade to cool down. In winter, it can be placed indoors, and the temperature should be kept above 3 degrees in order to survive the winter smoothly.