How to grow camellias, and when to plant camellias

Article Catalog

1. Planting time

2. Soil preparation

3. Planting in the soil

4. Post-planting maintenance

---

Planting camellias should be done when it is warm, and the survival rate will be higher. The method is very simple. You must prepare suitable soil and ensure it is permeable, soft and slightly acidic. Then select seedlings that are free of diseases and insect pests and plant them in the soil. First add a small amount of soil to the flower pot, then add the seedlings, spread the roots, hold the seedlings with one hand, and fill in the soil with the other. Fill it compactly and water it thoroughly. Pay attention to moisturizing in the later period, and growth will resume soon.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

It is recommended to plant camellias in warm weather, preferably in late spring or early autumn, as the climate is suitable and the survival rate is higher. Be sure to avoid winter. Although it is cold-resistant, the soil for planting in winter is easy to compact, which is detrimental to survival and later growth.

2. Soil preparation

It It likes soft, permeable and slightly acidic soil, and should try to meet its soil needs. Peat soil, river sand and garden soil can be mixed, and then mixed with an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to increase nutrients. In such a soil environment, the plants will grow more vigorously and the flowers will bloom more beautifully.

3. Planting in the soil

Soil Once prepared, the seedlings can be planted in. No matter which method is used to propagate the seedlings, they must be disease-free and harmless to avoid infection. First pour a small amount of soil into the flower pot, then add the seedlings to allow their roots to spread out. Hold the seedling with one hand and fill it with soil with the other hand. Fill and compact it to ensure that it does not tilt.

4. Post-planting maintenance

After planting, water the plant thoroughly in time to allow water to flow from the bottom of the pot. Then put it in a well-ventilated and semi-shady environment, moisturize and keep warm. It will resume growth in about half a month, and then slowly increase the light. You must not be in a hurry to bask in the sun, especially strong light, which will burn the plants and affect their recovery.

2. Soil preparation

3. Planting in the soil

4. Post-planting maintenance

- END -