Planting techniques of Golden scented Tea

Golden scented tea has a good-looking golden yellow, looks like coated with wax, dazzling color, and is one of the plants protected by the state. Let's take a look at the planting techniques of golden scented tea.

I. growth habits

Golden scented tea likes a mild and humid environment, likes to grow in a well-drained and acidic soil, and can also be used in other soils. Plants like a shady environment when they are young, like sunlight when they enter the flowering stage, like fertilizers, and can withstand proper stagnant water. Potted plants are planted in pots to the north of the Yangtze River, and they should be preserved indoors in winter. Golden scented tea is a tropical plant with higher requirements for heat. There will be some differences in different environments when planting. They also prefer a good wet environment, watering more when they are growing vigorously, and to avoid leaving plants outside when it is rainy, which will cause plants to fall flowers. Golden scented tea does not like to avoid direct sunlight when the temperature is particularly high in summer, give it a little shelter from the sun, and put it in a cool place.

Second, sowing seeds

Golden scented tea fruit usually ripens in the middle of October, and the fruit will crack in October. Sow as you harvest and dry the harvested fruit in a dry place. In the fruit cracking to take out the seeds, you can immediately sow, this time the weather temperature is more suitable, the germination rate is high and the seedlings are neat.

Third, insert a bar

The time of strips is between April and June, or in September. Golden scented tea, which has been growing for 2 years, is selected as the mother tree. The branches grown in that year are cut into branches that are 15 cm long, and the upper 3-4 leaves are retained. Then soak the branches in the rooting solution for half an hour, and you can insert them into the soil at a depth of 2/3. After that, it is necessary to cover a layer of grass for sunshade, the temperature is controlled to between 20 and 25 degrees, sprinkle more water, let the branches absorb more water, and wait for a month to take off the shelter, so that it is slowly suitable for sunlight. Replenish the sunlight nutrients plants need.

IV. Grafting

Choose the camellia that grows well for one year as the rootstock, select the branches 2 cm thick on the rootstock, cut a T wound on the watch sheet above, put the small buds of golden scented tea inside, and wrap them in a plastic bag. As long as the outside water is not stored in the bag, it is OK to prevent the small buds from soaking in the water, causing grafting failure. It usually takes half a month for the wound to heal and the transparent bag can be removed in about 25 days. After that, you can strengthen ventilation, increase the exposure of sunlight, and wait for normal maintenance after sprouting.

V. Management

According to the management of flowering time, golden scented tea can not blossom until 3 to 5 years after transplanting. It usually grows yellow buds in August every year. At this time, some branches that do not grow well and those without buds are cut off properly, so that all nutrients can be concentrated on yellow buds, making the flowers more beautiful and prolonging the florescence. The flowering period is usually 2 months.

Golden scented tea has a beautiful posture, rich colors, has a high ornamental value, but also reduces blood sugar, blood lipids, blood pressure has a good regulatory effect.