Golden Camellia planting techniques and methods
Golden Camellia planting techniques and methods, and introduction to the suitable environment for Golden Camellia in the green plants and flowers sector, with a comprehensive introduction to follow.
Golden Camellia, many people associate it with the camellias planted on our mountains. Although they both belong to the Camellia family, there are significant differences, and we cannot plant Golden Camellia in the same way as we plant camellias. Today, let's learn about the planting and care methods for Golden Camellia together!
1. It requires a suitable environment. Golden Camellia prefers to grow in semi-shady, cool, and humid places, in well-drained, slightly acidic soil. It enjoys sunlight, is fond of fertilizer, can tolerate waterlogging, and needs regular ventilation. This is especially necessary in the north. In addition to equipping the glass greenhouse with heating boilers and radiators, a homemade atomizer and exhaust fans have also been installed.
2. Use soil mixed with pine needles in proportion.
3. The water used for watering the plants must be mixed with 1% ferrous sulfate each time to maintain a slight acidity in the water.
4. In addition to good environmental ventilation, it also needs regular "physical exercise", being exposed to wind every two weeks, with uniform wind distribution. The purpose is to promote balanced metabolism and normal development through "exercise".
5. Control the temperature with a temperature difference of 7°C to 10°C. When the greenhouse temperature reaches 20°C, the shading cloth should be lowered after four to five hours, followed by ventilation.
6. Fertilization, Golden Camellia can tolerate poor soil but also enjoys fertilizer. Generally, fertilize 2 to 4 times before flowering (October to November) and after flowering (April to May), using mainly compound fertilizers, compost, and a moderate amount of phosphorus fertilizers. Fertilizing once a month is sufficient.
7. Diseases and pests, Golden Camellia can suffer from diseases such as anthracnose, sooty mold, leaf blight, and bud blight. A 70% thiophanate-methyl 800 times diluted solution can be used for foliar application at the early stage of the disease, every 5 to 7 days, for 3 consecutive times.
The above-mentioned Golden Camellia planting techniques and methods, and the complete content about the suitable environment for Golden Camellia, have green plant enthusiasts understood?