1、 Proper watering

No matter what plants, watering must be appropriate. Camellia itself likes sandy soil, but too much water doesn't mean that the fluidity of water becomes better. Watering too much will make the water stay between the basin soil and accumulate water for a long time. The root of Camellia will rot and rot, and the symptoms of the root will be reflected on the surface of the plant, such as yellow leaves and stamens

2、 Moderate temperature

Because of the low temperature in winter, many friends moved Camellia indoors from the outside. Friends in the North usually have heating in their homes. In fact, high temperature is not conducive to plant growth. The temperature difference of the soil will make the plants more sensitive, so we'd better keep the best temperature of the cultivated plants, which is just about 20 degrees. When you move back indoors, don't put the camellia next to the heating, and try to put it on the indoor balcony

3、 The fertilizer should be light

No matter what season the camellia blooms, the fertilizer should not be strong fertilizer. Try to choose thin fertilizer and water to better let the camellia absorb. Camellia can not be fertilized when flowering, which will affect the flowering of plants. If you want to fertilize the plants, it is recommended to fertilize the plants during the growing season or when the flowers wither. First, the long-term growth can better promote the flowering of Camellia, and second, the plants can be well fertilized and supplemented after the flowers wither

Camellia is still delicate compared with other plants, so we should pay more attention to its living habits when breeding, and often observe the plants. If we find that the leaves of Camellia wilt, we should take timely measures to make Camellia better recover its vitality