When does Camellia bloom?
Sharing common knowledge about flowering plant care, specifically about Camellia, when does Camellia bloom? The following article will introduce this topic to our netizens.
Some flower enthusiasts have asked me when Camellia blooms. Depending on the region and variety, the blooming time of Camellia may vary slightly. Broadly speaking, Camellia's blooming period is from October of the current year to February of the following year.
Some management precautions during Camellia's blooming period:
1. Generally, no fertilizer is applied during the blooming period, instead, using dilute fertilizer water to water the flowers.
2. Usually, only one strong bud is retained at the tip of a branch. If all strong buds are left, they will bloom all at once, shortening the blooming period. As long as there is sufficient fertilizer and proper management, the buds will naturally open from the top to the bottom of the branches, from strong to weak, and the blooming period can last up to 5 months.
Additionally, some flower enthusiasts may not be able to distinguish between Camellia and Camellia japonica. The most typical difference between them is the form of flower fall. Camellia sinensis flowers fall one by one, while Camellia japonica flowers fall as a whole. Moreover, the blooming period of Camellia japonica is from January to March, whereas Camellia sinensis blooms from October to February of the following year.
The above sharing provides a comprehensive introduction to when Camellia blooms, hoping to bring some relevant knowledge about green plants to plant enthusiasts.