Rare Five Treasures azalea, multiple colors on a single plant, stunningly beautiful and truly a masterpiece

Five Treasures Green Pearl is a summer azalea variety, also known as the Chinese azalea. It is a rare azalea treasure produced in our country, an evergreen broad-leaved shrub or small tree. Its blooming period is from May to August, mostly white, with red stripes and spots, and it is also called Red Dragon Lying on Snow and Colorful-Striped Azalea. The flower buds are highly variable; mature plants can bloom white, red, pink, or half red and half white, and other colors. The flowers are 5-8 cm in diameter and can produce the ornamental effect of different colors on the same plant, different colors on the same flower, and different colors in different years.

The Five Treasures series azaleas are highly double-flowered, with large blooms, bright and full colors, and rich coloration, with multiple varieties and colors on a single plant. They are a rare azalea masterpiece! In the multi-colored Five Treasures series, a single plant can bear flowers of three, four, or even five colors, such as Five Treasures Pearl, Evening Glow, Flower Tianhui, Pink Tianhui, Joyous Celebration, and others. Placing one pot at home truly beats fresh cut flowers that only last a few days and are frighteningly expensive. The Five Treasures series has a blooming period as long as two months! The flowers are large (fully open they can reach 10CM), with saturated and vivid colors, suitable for any setting.

Five Treasures Green Pearl azalea is very easy to grow. After planting and repotting, water once thoroughly so the roots make full contact with the soil, which helps the roots survive and grow. Pay attention to watering during the growing season. Starting in March, gradually increase the amount of water. Especially in summer, it must not lack water; keep the potting soil moist frequently, but do not let it become waterlogged. After September, reduce watering. After bringing it indoors in winter, water only when the potting soil has dried completely.

It likes fertilizer but dislikes strong fertilizer. During the peak growing seasons of spring and autumn, apply a diluted cake fertilizer liquid once every 10 days. It can be made by fermenting rice-washing water, fruit peels, vegetable leaves, and so on. In autumn, some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can also be added, and some household fertilizers can also be purchased for use together, but remember to apply "light" fertilizer appropriately. Before winter begins, apply dry fertilizer once (a small amount). Do not apply base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot when repotting. In addition, whether watering or fertilizing, do not use tap water directly. It should be acidified (by adding ferrous sulfate or vinegar) and used only after the pH value reaches about 6.