Can sasanquas bloom in winter?

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Key point 1. Temperature

Key point 2. Lighting

Key point 3. Ventilation

Key point 4. Fertilization

Key point 5. Watering

Key Point 6. Eliminate pests and diseases

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Sasanas are bright and delicate in color, elegant in shape, long in flowering period, and abundant in flowers. They are very suitable for planting in pots and have captured the hearts of many friends. Now that the weather is getting colder, in the cold and boring winter, it would be great if there were sasanquas to decorate it. So, can sasanquas bloom in winter and let people see their beauty at a glance? As long as you grasp the key points and take good care of them, it is not difficult. After all, her name has the word "plum" in it, so of course she is somewhat "arrogant" and is considered a relatively strong flower. Okay, let’s give it a good introduction!

Key point 1. Temperature

Key point 1. Temperature

Don’t think that the sasanqua is delicate because of its delicate color. The sasanqua can still withstand some cold, but the temperature cannot be lower than minus two degrees Celsius, and it also has An upper limit is seven degrees Celsius, so overall, the optimal temperature should be maintained at three to six degrees Celsius.

Key point 2. Lighting

Camellia sasanqua is suitable for growing in a half-shade and half-sun place, which means it must be given light but not too much. In summer, you may have to worry about whether too much sunlight will damage it. In winter, you don’t have to worry about it. If you are worried about the wind outside and don’t want to use it on the balcony, put it indoors where it can be exposed to sunlight. That’s it.

Key point 3. Ventilation

1. Poor air can also hurt it, so keep the air fresh and remember to open the windows when the air is good to give it some air. .

2. Don’t let sasanqua come into contact with harmful polluting gases, and don’t let oil and dirt harm it.

3. If the nearby air pollution is serious, remember to clean the dust on the leaves to prevent it from affecting the sasanqua's normal breathing.

Key point 4. Fertilization

You know, sasanquas do not like too much water and fertilizer, so the fertilizer should be light. If it is raw fertilizer or thick fertilizer, it will damage the roots. It likes to live in acidic sandy soil. If you use tap water, it will increase the alkalinity of the medium, so be careful.

Key point 5. Watering

The soil should be kept moist but not too wet. When watering, be careful not to water the waist, as this is not good for the plants.

Key point 6. Remove diseases and pests

< p>General insecticides can solve the problem of sasanqua plant diseases and insect pests. If red spider mites appear, tobacco leaf water and pepper water can be used to treat it, so this is relatively easy to solve.

Okay, that’s it for the introduction. Once you master these points, I believe it will not be difficult to see sasanquas blooming in winter.

Key point 2. Lighting

Key point 3. Ventilation

Key point 4. Fertilization

Key point 5. Watering

Key Point 6. Eliminate pests and diseases

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