Hot sale subtropics woody plant White Tea-BAI HAO YIN ZHEN plant. Camellia sinensis
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Soil:
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Camellia sinensis will grow well in moist, free draining, fertile acid soils.
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Light:
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Grow Camellia sinensis in bright filtered light throughout the year.
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Temperature:
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In the dry warmth of the average home Camellia sinensis will not flower, but they grow well in cool porches, patios and plant rooms such as conservatories. An ideal temperature during the bud-forming stage (autumn and winter) is between 7 and 16°C (45-61°F). Camellia sinensis cannot survive for long time indoor temperature above 18°C (64°F). Stand the pots on trays of moist pebbles and mist-spray the plants at least once a day.
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Watering:
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During the active growth period water plentifully but never allowing the pot to stand in water. During the rest period – about six weeks from the end of the flowering season until late spring or autumn (depending on the variety) – water only enough to keep the potting mixture from drying out. They drop their buds easily, especially if they do not get enough water when they are forming flower and leaf buds – and in any case, they are unlikely to flower well indoors, unless they are grown in a cool, conservatory type situation.
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Fertilising:
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Fertilize lightly in early spring with a balanced mix. Use a slow-release source of nitrogen for plants heavily harvested, ideally no later than mid summer.
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Characteristics:
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Foliage - green Features -flowers Shape -bushy Height: 1.8-2.4m (6-8 feet)
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Proper Care:
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Watering in rest period - sparingly Watering in active growth period - plentifully Light - bright filtered Temperature in rest period - min 7oC max 16oC (45-61oF) Temperature in active growth period - min 7oC max 18oC (45-64oF) Humidity - high