Where is the best place to plant tea trees? Is it best to plant them at your doorstep?

Tea tree planting area

Tea trees are generally planted in hilly areas and on hillsides. In mountainous areas at a certain altitude, there is sufficient rainfall, the air humidity is relatively high, and the diffuse light is relatively strong. However, if planted at an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, they may freeze to death. It is recommended to choose a south-facing hillside, but be careful not to make the slope too steep so that the tea trees can grow better.

Suitable growth environment for tea trees

The growth environment of tea trees should first be in a place with sufficient light, but you should pay attention to the light not being too strong or too weak. It should be planted in sandy soil with a soil layer thickness of more than 1 meter, without limestone, with an organic matter content of more than 1%-2%, and good drainage. It would be even better if the soil has a pH of 4.5-6.5.

At the same time, tea trees also require even rainfall, with an annual rainfall of more than 1,500 mm. Too little or too much will affect the tea trees. The daily temperature needs to be above 10°C, and the lowest temperature cannot be lower than -10°C. The annual average temperature is between 18°C ​​and 25°C, so that the tea trees can produce more tea leaves.

Feng Shui of Tea Tree Planting

When planting tea trees at home, you should pay attention to its Feng Shui taboos. It is suitable to be placed on both sides of the door or at the entrance, which is conducive to improving the family's wealth and has a wealth-attracting effect. But be careful not to place it in a too shady corner, which is not only not conducive to the growth of the camellia, but also affects the family's fortune.