Is it true that planting camellia in front of your house will lead to a lack of offspring?

1. Is it true?

It is not true that planting camellia in front of your door means you will not have children or grandchildren, but it is best not to plant it indoors. Because after the flowers wither, they will fall off in large pieces. If they are grown indoors, this phenomenon is very unlucky, so it will have the implication of "no offspring." It also has a very unpleasant name, called "broken head flower", and the indoor light is poor, so it is not suitable for growth. From this it seems that it is indeed not suitable for keeping indoors.

2. Suitable places for breeding

Because its flowers are very bright and its leaves are relatively green, it has great ornamental value. Although it is not suitable to be kept indoors due to its meaning, it can be kept outside, and there is sufficient light to fully meet its growth needs.

3. Correct maintenance

1. Soil: It likes slightly acidic and breathable soil, and grows better in this kind of soil. If grown in alkaline soil, it will hinder the growth of the plant.

2. Light: It needs a certain amount of light. It can accept full light in spring and autumn, but it is afraid of direct sunlight.