How to plant camellia

Potted soil is very important for the growth of camellia, so it is necessary to be careful when choosing soil, which is usually dominated by soil with high humus and slight acidity to meet its demand for soil.

2. Temperature

Camellia is afraid of high temperature and low temperature, so the temperature is between 18 and 25 degrees. Too high or too low temperature will affect its growth, especially in winter. If you want to move back to your room for maintenance, you can move to the balcony at noon when the sun is shining. Protect yourself from the sun and high temperature in summer.

water

Camellia likes wet places very much, so water is very important to it, but it must be watered properly, not too dry or too wet, otherwise it will affect the growth of roots. If it is in summer, you can water it more to help it grow. If it is winter, you need to reduce the amount of water and water it every two to three days to prevent frostbite.

Step 4 apply fertilizer

Camellia likes fertilizer, so when maintaining, the amount of fertilizer should be sufficient, especially in the growth period. In addition to the fertilizer beneficial to growth, potassium dihydrogen phosphate is also needed to promote the later flowers to be more colorful, but remember not to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will affect the growth of roots.

Step 5 regularly

Pruning is also important in maintenance. When it has too many buds, it needs to be pruned regularly, cut off the weak branches on it and arrange the buds to promote it to absorb nutrients better.