The more the tea flowers grow, the more the leaves fall, the more the faults come
Family friends who had tea flowers had a problem with headaches before the flower season, which was that there were too few buds. The tea tree is very strong and strong, and leaves are green. Why so few buds。
In fact, the amount of buds is closely related to the fertilizing, lighting and watering of tea flowers. If the leaves are short of light, the water-deficit buds are long and small. The following is a detailed description of the conservation of tea flowers。
The tea flowers are suitable to live in warm and wet conditions, so you will find that the tea trees are essentially produced in plain areas or in areas with warmer temperatures along the coast. They are very demanding for the sun, and too much sun and too much shade can cause the tea flowers to bloom. For this, small flowers have been teaching us how to grow tea for many years。
I. Lights
The tea flower likes to see light, and it's best to plant it in the yard or plant it on the balcony. The time required for light is different for each season, with enough light for five hours a day in the spring and autumn, hot summers, and long-duration direct-to-spills when the sun is stronger at noon. The winter tea flowers are largely dormant and do not need to be tanned deliberately, and should be put indoors for long periods of rainy weather。
Ii. Fertilizing
If you want to have more flowers for your own tea, it's important that the flowers fertilize with a tree. Because the roots, trees, leaves and buds of tea require a lot of nutrients, if there is too little nutrient in the soil, the buds that grow at the top of the tea are bound to compete with the root leaves, will be small, will grow better, and will fall because of the lack of fertilizer。
The best season for fertilizing is the autumn, when the tea flowers are most blooming in spring, when winter is hibernation and plants grow slowly. In autumn, a layer of compound fertilizer is laid on the bottom of the flower basin, and then enough fertilizer is spilled far from the roots of the plant. Fertilizers should preferably be homemade organic fertilizers. Like pet excrement and after-cook garbage are good raw materials。
Iii. Watering
Tea flowers prefer warm and wet soil, so they must always ensure sufficient moisture in the soil. Because tea flowers are larger, if they are potted, they must be big enough. Soils are also recommended for better ventilation, water is not watered with a fixed frequency, and generally water is watered when the soil of the basin is white。
