Is the tea plum ball evergreen or deciduous?

Tea plum ball is actually the name of tea plum blossom after pruning to form a ball, this kind of leaves like tea, flowers such as plum and get the name of tea plum blossom. It is mainly distributed in Japan, but it is also planted in China. Tea plum blossom is very elegant and dignified, its florescence is also very long, and it is easy to trim and model. it is often used as potted plants, courtyards, balconies, hotels and so on. So are the tea plum blossoms evergreen or deciduous?

Whether the leaves of tea plum are deciduous

Camellia oleifera is an evergreen plant and generally does not lose its leaves. Its flowering period is from early November to March of the following year. The defoliation of Camellia oleifera is generally caused by diseases, excessive temperature changes and unsuitable water quality. Its price is hardy, and the lower limit of the bearable temperature is two degrees below zero. Generally, it overwinters outdoors in Duke, a warm area in the south.

The main producing areas of Camellia oleifera are in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong and other provinces along the Yangtze River and in the south of China. Tea plum is fond of yin and dampness, and half yin and half yang is the most suitable. Strong sunlight burns its leaves and buds, causing the leaves to fall off. But it also needs proper light in order to bloom luxuriantly and brightly. Tea plum likes a warm and humid climate. It is suitable for growing in acid sandy soil with loose fertility and good drainage, while alkaline soil and clay are not suitable for planting tea plum.

Second, the maintenance skills of tea plum

In the maintenance of tea plum, the room temperature is too high and the air is not smooth. Tea plum is in a semi-dormant state in winter and early spring. When the temperature is too high, it will compete for the nutrients needed by the developing buds, resulting in its gradual withering. When the air is not smooth, it will also cause tea plum to appear stiff buds and flowers, it is best to open the window when the temperature is appropriate.

Camellia oleifera is suitable for growing in loose, fertile and well-drained acid sandy soil, while alkaline soil and clay are not suitable for planting tea plum, preferably humus-rich and moist slightly acidic soil, and the pH value of 5.5 is the best. Although a lot of nutrients are needed in winter and spring bud development and flowering season, it is best not to apply fertilizer after entering the house in winter, and stiff flowers are easy to appear. Watering is usually done once a day in summer and once a day in winter.

The above is some knowledge about tea plum. Friends who like tea plum can buy one to go home for maintenance.