Detailed watering techniques for camellia bonsai, proper watering leads to better growth

  For newly potted camellias, there are many things to pay attention to. Watering requires special attention, and it must be done properly. For friends who still have questions about this, this article will give you a detailed answer.

  If you have just gotten a camellia, and it is newly potted, the first thing to pay attention to is watering. Water thoroughly, until water comes out of the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Water slowly and in stages, to avoid causing the soil to compact, water to pool on the surface of the pot, and the top to be wet while the bottom stays dry, which would harm the seedling. After that, simply keep the potting soil moist. When the weather is dry, sprinkle and mist the leaf surface in the morning and evening, then water once more. During the rainy season, prevent waterlogging. In winter, do not let the potting soil freeze, to avoid frost damage to the root system.

  When watering camellias, always keep the potting soil moist. In summer, water once in the morning and once in the evening, and water thoroughly each time. You can also mist the camellia plant once every few days to keep the leaf surface clean and increase ambient humidity. In winter, keep the camellia leaves dry, and misting is not advisable.

  Proper watering is the key to the survival of newly planted camellias. During the seedling stage, watering must be even more careful, so that the water supply and transpiration of the aboveground stems, branches and leaves and the underground roots are balanced. Mist the plant and the pot surface 2-3 times a day, and just keep the potting soil slightly moist, until the camellia seedlings begin to sprout, unfold leaves and grow new branches. Spraying New High Lipid Film increases the survival rate of seedlings. During the growing period, water reasonably according to the needs of the plant.