Camellia likes fertile, loose, and relatively well-drained acidic soil, so when we breed Camellia, we should pay attention to soil selection. Because camellia likes sour soil, when we prepare soil for camellia, we can also add some fermented fruit peels or rice water to the soil.
Camellia likes a moist growth environment. When watering camellia, we must maintain the principle of watering dry and wet. Simply put, when we find that the soil surface is white, we need to water it.
generally requires thin fertilizer every half a month. Different fertilizers are required for different growth periods of camellia. During the growth period of camellia, you can apply decomposed hot cake fertilizer to camellia.
During the process of maintaining camellia, if you encounter the summer thunderstorm season, you need to avoid getting wet in the rain. Being wet in the rain can easily cause the camellia root system to be soaked in water and cause rot, or even stuffy roots.
Camellia that have been raised indoors for a long time must be paid attention to ventilation. Long-term non-ventilation or poor ventilation in the room will cause its leaves to wither or be infected with pests and diseases. Be sure to pay attention to opening windows frequently for ventilation.
