How to Care for Four Seasons Camellia
Today's sharing: Introduction to the care of Four Seasons Camellia and the cultivation techniques of Four Seasons tea flowers, with specific details as follows:
The Four Seasons Red Camellia has an elegant posture and is bright and attractive, making it a favorite for many to keep at home for decoration and beauty. Generally speaking, to cultivate a Four Seasons Red Camellia potted plant, managing five aspects: soil, pot, light, water, and fertilization, is essential for normal growth and flowering. The following are specific introductions for everyone.
The cultivation of Four Seasons Red Camellia requires well-ventilated soil, preferably a mix of loose and fertile sandy loam and river sand. The roots of the Four Seasons Red Camellia grow quickly and have a developed root system, so it is best to use a well-ventilated clay or tile pot. Pay attention to moderate watering, adequate lighting, and correct fertilization methods.
1. Soil
Cultivating Four Seasons Red Camellia requires a loose, fertile, breathable, and well-draining organic soil. Mix peat soil and river sand in a 1:1 ratio, which is rich in various nutrients to meet the plant's growth needs.
2. Pot
The cultivation of Four Seasons Red Camellia requires a well-ventilated pot, either clay or tile. Its root system is developed and grows quickly, and a well-ventilated pot can meet the root growth requirements. Especially in the seedling stage, it is necessary to change the pot every year, as the old pot will hinder root growth, and the new pot can provide more abundant growing space.
3. Light
The growth of Four Seasons Red Camellia requires sufficient light conditions, with 5 hours of sunlight needed daily during spring and autumn. In summer, avoid strong direct sunlight and place it in a cool and well-ventilated position for cultivation. In winter, when the temperature is low, it can be placed indoors.
4. Water
Cultivating Four Seasons Red Camellia does not require too much water, as the plant itself has a certain drought resistance. Water every 2-3 days in spring and autumn, and more frequently in summer, with daily watering. In winter, when the temperature is low, reduce the watering amount, watering once every 5-7 days, ensuring the soil remains moist.
5. Fertilization
Cultivating Four Seasons Red Camellia requires the use of diluted nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer once a month. The plant's growth has a moderate demand for fertilizer, and over-fertilization should be avoided to prevent fertilizer accumulation issues.
The above sharing on how to care for Four Seasons Camellia and the specific introduction of cultivation techniques for Four Seasons tea flowers hope to bring some flower knowledge to green plant enthusiasts.