Maintenance methods of camellia chrysantha The maintenance methods and matters needing attention of camellia chrysantha.

Camellia japonica is a precious plant, which has high medicinal value and enjoys a high reputation in the world. It is even called "Oriental God Tea". Its natural distribution range is very small, and it can be seen in a few areas of Guangxi. But in recent years, it has also been used for gardening, entering ordinary families and being widely used for health preservation.

Now briefly talk about the maintenance method of camellia chrysantha, and briefly communicate with you!

First, choose the cultivation soil, and see more mild sunshine.

Camellia likes loose and breathable slightly acidic soil. Humus soil can be used to mix garden soil and river sand during cultivation, which can meet the needs of root respiration. Because it prefers slightly acidic soil, it can also use some acidic substances such as ferrous sulfate when cultivating.

Camellia, like ordinary tea trees, likes semi-cool environment. If it can see mild light, it will be very conducive to growth, which will make its leaves dark green and its flowers more beautiful and charming.

Second, water and fertilize.

Camellia likes a slightly moist but not too humid environment. Water properly at ordinary times, not too much, and not to accumulate water. Otherwise, it will soak roots and affect growth. In winter, the soil can be kept slightly dry to avoid frostbite.

If you fertilize potted plants, you can use some decomposed organic fertilizer and mix some high-nitrogen compound fertilizer in spring to promote the growth of camellia. Flower buds will differentiate in June and July. At this time, you can simply spray some potassium dihydrogen phosphate to help flower buds differentiate. In autumn, organic fertilizer can be mixed with some compound fertilizers to promote the flowering of camellia and enhance the ability to keep out the cold.

Third, pruning

If you want to appreciate camellia, it is mainly flowering, and pruning is mainly light cutting. Before flower bud differentiation, it is best to choose the main branch and cut off too many and too dense side branches, which is beneficial to the growth of the main branch. And the upper end should be sparse, which can be light and breathable and promote growth. After pruning, some quick-acting phosphate fertilizer can be simply used to promote flower bud differentiation.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of the maintenance methods and precautions of Camellia japonica.