Cultivation methods and precautions for potted camellia

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Camellia does not have high requirements for flower soil. It is recommended that you use loose soil, preferably one that contains a certain amount of fertility. Do not use flower soil that easily becomes compacted, as it is not conducive to plant growth.

2. Light: It has certain requirements for light. It likes light, but cannot be exposed to strong light. It is easy to get sunburned if exposed to strong light for a long time. So be sure not to place it under strong light in midsummer.

3. Water: It prefers water, so you must ensure sufficient water when cultivating it, but there should be no accumulation of water in the pot, otherwise it will easily cause root rot.

4. Temperature: It is suitable for growing at a temperature of 18-25℃. It can withstand a certain degree of cold, but is not heat-resistant. Therefore, attention should be paid to cooling and ventilation in summer. When the temperature is the lowest, it should be kept above 5℃ so that it can survive the winter.

2. Precautions

1. When the buds are in bloom, if there are many flowers, you should cut off some of them appropriately so that the remaining buds can grow beautifully.

2. Diseases are prone to occur when the weather is warm, so you need to spray some medicine in advance to prevent them.