Set 3 Pots White Camellia Japonica LIve Plant for Planting 4"Pot 14"Tall Garden
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| Location | Azusa US |
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2025-10-15T02:48:02.000Z |
| Brand | Unbranded |
| Type | Trees |
| Genus | Camellia |
| Common Name | Japanese Camellia |
| Color | White |
| Features | Potted |
How to Care for a Camellia Japonica Live Plant:☀️ Light Requirements:Partial shade is ideal — especially morning sun + afternoon shadeAvoid harsh midday sun (can scorch leaves)Too much shade = fewer flowers🪴 For indoor growing: Keep near a bright window with indirect light.💧 Watering:Keep soil consistently moist, but not soggyWater deeply when top 1–2 inches of soil feel dryMulch around the base helps retain moisture and keeps roots cool🌡️ Temperature & Hardiness:USDA Zones: 7–9Prefers cooler climates — ideal temp range: 45–65°F (7–18°C)Protect from frost and hot afternoon sunSensitive to temperature swings (don’t place near heaters or drafts indoors)🌱 Soil:Needs acidic, well-draining soil (pH 5.5–6.5)Use azalea or camellia-specific soil or potting mixAvoid alkaline or heavy clay soils🍽️ Fertilizer:Use a fertilizer made for acid-loving plants (azalea/camellia blend)Feed after blooming, in late spring and again in mid-summerDo not fertilize in fall or winter (can cause bud drop)✂️ Pruning:Prune right after blooming ends (late spring)Remove dead, weak, or crossing branches to maintain shapeAvoid heavy pruning — camellias are slow growers🪴 Container Growing Tips:Choose a pot with good drainageUse acidic soil mixWater more often than in-ground plants but avoid waterloggingProtect from extreme temperatures🌸 Blooming Notes:Camellia japonica usually blooms late winter to early springBud drop may occur due to:Sudden temperature changesOverwatering or underwateringFertilizing too late in the season