Camellia japonica

Camellia japonica, commonly known as camellia, is a plant with a long history of cultivation all over the world. Camellia japonica is a good home plant. It has a variety of colors and varieties, which is very beautiful. Some varieties can also send out fragrance, making people relaxed and happy.
Camellia japonica prefers semi-shade and wet conditions, so it should not be exposed directly to the hot sun. It grows well in scattered light. Camellia japonica likes dampness but is not resistant to waterlogging, watering can not be too much, keeping the soil moist but not stagnant. Camellia japonica likes acid soil. In the preparation of nutrient soil, you can use acid nutrient solution to adjust the soil pH. Its root system is shallow and fine, so it is suitable for shallow planting in small pots, and can not be applied too much fertilizer at a time, otherwise its roots will be burned. When fertilizing, thin and frequent application of fertilizer is more conducive to growth. Camellia japonica can be pruning in the spring. Cutting the dense or poor growth of branches can maintain good plant shape. Pruning can not only increase the ornamental value, but also promote its robust growth.

3-6 hours of sun per day, with protection from intense mid-day sun

Water moderately, allowing the top 3cm to dry out between watering.

Camellia Japonica

Camellia japonica

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