How to cultivate Camellia miniata

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Camellia is an acidic soil flower, and it requires slightly acidic flower soil to grow. In addition, it also likes flower soil with good air permeability and high humus content. Specifically, you can mix four parts of leaf mold, three parts of loess and three parts of sand to make its flower soil.

2. Temperature: It prefers relatively warm growing conditions, and it is best to keep the temperature between 18-25℃.

3. Light: It needs sufficient light to grow and it also needs sufficient light to bloom. Therefore, it is best to place it in places with good lighting conditions such as balconies and courtyards so that it can receive sufficient sunlight.

4. Watering: It likes slightly moist growing conditions, so water it in time during cultivation. Specifically, you can water the plants once every 2-3 days in spring and autumn, once a day in summer, and once every 5-6 days in winter.

5. Fertilization: It likes fertilizer and needs to be applied with flower fertilizer every 10 days during the growing period to provide it with the nutrients needed for growth. It is necessary to apply phosphorus fertilizer 2-3 times before flowering to promote flowering.

2. Increase ventilation

It is easier to get sick when the air is hot and humid in the summer. At this time, you need to ventilate it more, which can make it grow healthier.