Camellia, many buds just don't bloom, but they will always fall off. How to make it bloom?

First of all, let's look at the environment suitable for the growth of camellia: Camellia in natural state likes semi-cloudy and semi-sunny environment, but it doesn't mean that Camellia doesn't need sunlight. In spring, autumn and winter, we should ensure sufficient sunshine, especially when new leaves grow in spring. Put it on the balcony or window, the leaves will be thick and the branches will be strong. If there is enough light, Camellia will have enough time for photosynthesis to make nutrients and lay the foundation for later pregnancy!

Specific practices:

From beginning of spring, the camellias were placed in sunny places until June, when the temperature gradually increased, so they should be properly shaded. After entering summer, the temperature is high and the environment is sultry, which may be accompanied by pests and diseases. Spray fungicides in time to prevent micro-duration!

After autumn, the temperature will drop. From the middle and late September, it can be placed in a sunny place, but the temperature should be considered, not too low!

In addition to light control, moisture is also very important in moisture management. Camellia has a special habit, that is, it is afraid of dryness and waterlogging, and it should be wet when watering. When the soil surface looks white, water it to make it permeable.

Know how to apply fertilizer in time and apply thin fertilizer frequently. If camellia blooms normally, fertilization is still necessary! When applying fertilizer, we should adhere to thin application and diligent application, and the fertilizer should be diluted 300-500 times a month. Don't be impatient, thinking that applying more fertilizer at a time often backfires. Cause fat damage!

Many varieties of camellia are easy to sprout, but too many buds will cause weak plant growth and even death in serious cases. Therefore, if there are too many buds, Shu Lei should be made in time, and some large and robust ones should be reserved, so as to produce gorgeous camellias!

The reasons and solutions of camellia bud drop have been analyzed above, so I won't go into details here! Look at the following reasons:

Temperature discomfort

Camellia can overwinter at 3-5℃ in winter, and when it exceeds 16℃, it will germinate ahead of time, resulting in flower buds falling off. The temperature before flowering shall not be lower than 10℃, and the temperature at flowering shall be 10- 15℃, with the highest temperature of 20℃. The most taboo of camellia is that the temperature difference between morning and evening is too large, sometimes high and sometimes low, especially in late spring and early summer. In many places, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, and the buds will all fall off!

Poor ventilation

Ventilation is also the key factor of camellia flowering, especially in winter, when the bud is in the gestation period, the indoor environment is sultry and the air is dirty, not only the bud will fall, but also a large area of leaves will fall!

Solution: When maintaining the most suitable growth temperature of camellia, we should also pay attention to ventilation. We can put it by the window and blow it properly, but don't blow cold air!