How to make sasanqua bloom on New Year's Day

1. The temperature cannot be too high

Generally, potted camellia sasanqua will be in a semi-dormant state in the cold winter, and the most suitable temperature is 2 to 10 degrees. However, when the average temperature exceeds 10 degrees, its nutrients will grow faster, which will rob the nutrients of its developing flower buds and cause it to slowly wither. Therefore, the temperature should not be too high during New Year's Day, and the temperature changes should be controlled well. It will bloom smoothly on New Year's Day.

2. The air should be unobstructed

New Year's Day is winter, and many families will close the windows at this time, so the air will easily become blocked. That will also affect its flowering. What we should do at this time is to open the windows on time for ventilation. It is best to open the windows for ventilation every morning and evening, each time for about 10 minutes, so that the air in the room can be kept fresh. Next, we have to prevent it from coming into contact with harmful gases. You cannot smoke in the room, because if you smoke, the smoke will not be able to escape, which will be bad for the camellia. It should not be placed in dirty places such as the kitchen and toilet, and finally it should not be placed in a newly renovated house to prevent it from containing toxins. In areas with severe pollution, you should regularly wash off the dust on the leaves to maintain its normal breathing and allow it to bloom better.

3. Do not fertilize before flowering

A lot of nutrients have been given when its flower buds begin to develop, so no more fertilizer should be applied before it blooms. Generally speaking, when the camellia sasanqua is moved into the room, it is no longer necessary to fertilize it. Otherwise, its flower buds will easily become rigid, and it will not bloom normally on New Year's Day, so you must control the amount of fertilizer.