Why did potted tea plants die?

Poorly managed potted camellia at home, it is easy to die, so that flower growers headache. The reasons are mainly caused by two factors, one is poor ventilation in the roots, and the second is the lack of leaf surface humidity.

The lack of oxygen in the Camellia root system can lead to difficulty in breathing. The physiological activity in the body is declining, and the roots of the Camellia rot gradually decay and die. After the spring, pay special attention to the pelvic floor drainage holes can not be blocked. To plant tea leaves with large pots and barrels, insert a few special water draining rods into the pots, that is, depending on the size of the pots when putting the pots, insert several hard paper cylinders around the pots, fill in the sand in the pots, and then Pull out the paper tube to ensure good drainage. Camellia is the best choice for tile pots. This type of basin is good in air permeability and the porcelain is the worst. The soil quality is better with the slightly acidic mountain mud. The field mud is the worst, if you use the mud Pots and pans are conducive to the growth of camellia and are less likely to die.

The space where the leaves of Camellia leaves are lack of humidity, especially the Camellia under the air-drying high temperature and high heat can easily cause the moisture in the branches to lose balance and cause death. Therefore, potted tea leaves should be kept as moist as possible, with water tanks or basins placed around them. In the hot season, ground water shall be sprayed on the leaf surface of the potted camellia and the surface around the bowl to increase the air humidity in a small area and reduce the temperature of the ground. At the same time when the water spray is best to drop in the water, edible vinegar, one can clean the leaf surface, two can increase the acidity of the pot soil, to avoid the yellowing disease, the three can kill the potted plant Camellia and so on.

In addition, potted tea leaves do not overturn pots for a long time, which makes the growth environment worse, and it is also one of the reasons that cause tea flowers to fail to bloom or die. Camellia is best once every year, once the basin, the time after the pan in the spring after the Xiehua, at least have to change soil every other year, pruning the root system. There is also a kind of damage to the soil that is not easy to turn over. It is because the soil is easy to build up. When watering, the permeability is poor, resulting in wet and dry. Turning pots, pruning the roots, removing some of the old soil, adding new soil, and growing them are very beneficial. Potted Camellia seedling stage if the use of urea fertilizer should be particularly careful, if the concentration is too large (liquid fertilizer application should generally add water 600-1000 times), application of urea will cause leaves, plant cell fluid extravasation, plants can easily die.

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