Scottish Bonsai Association A to Z of Bonsai Terms

Bonsai Care For Cammellia (Camellia) (Tree Type (Outdoors)) Cammellia (Camellia) - (Tree Type (Outdoors))    CamMEllia (Camellia) - Three main varieties : Japonica (Common Camellia): Shiny, oval, dark green LEAVES with red/white/pink FLOWERS March to May. Reticulata: Long, narrow dark green leaves and big, funnel SHAPEd pink/red/purple unscented flowers with 15-20 petals. Sasanqua : Drooping HABIT with lighter green, small, oblong, blunt-ended leaves with white/pink scented flowers with 6-8 petals. STYLE : suited to every style, except formal upright and broom. WARNING : Branches are brittle so protect with RAFFIA. Do not leave wire on the tree for more than a month or two. Care Info CamMEllia (Camellia) - LOCATION : Semi-shaded site preferred but does need light in order to flower.  Does not like to be moved as it is sensitive to changes in light and temperature conditions . REPOT : Annually in a deepish pot in late spring, when branches have finished growing and BUD>BUDs have formed. SOIL : Must be in ACID soil which can be clayey. pH 4.0-5.5. PRUNE : Hard prune after flowering and before new SHOOTS harden. PINCH: No requirement. WATER : Water well in growing season, sparingly in winter. FEED : Reacts badly to chemical fertilizers. Feed with slow acting organic fertilizer. Best feed is a COMPOST of its own LEAVES. WARNING : Branches are brittle so protect with RAFFIA. Do not leave wire on the tree for more than a month or two. Thanks to - Wikipedia for use of the image Go To Bonsai A to Z

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