Camellia cultivation methods and precautions

1. Flower Pot

When planting camellia in pots, the flowerpot you choose should be loose and breathable. It is best to use a clay pot, but a ceramic pot is also acceptable.

2. Soil

For potted camellia, you should choose loose, fertile, organic-rich loam that can maintain a certain degree of stickiness. However, it is not recommended to use pure leaf mold or peat soil for planting, because its root system is relatively fine and dense, and the soil needs to have a certain degree of stickiness to maintain its water supply.

3. Light

During the cultivation process of camellia, sufficient and bright light is required. However, in summer, camellia is afraid of direct sunlight. Long-term direct sunlight will cause sunburn.

4. Water

Camellia requires sufficient water and sufficiently humid air, but it is important to ensure that water does not accumulate in the pot for a long time, otherwise it will cause rot of the capillary roots and affect the normal growth of the camellia.