Camellia tsaii
vetivert8
19 years ago
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Two questions, please:
When is the optimum time to cut this plant back to achieve back-budding, or new wood breaking from old; and
do the new leaves usually dangle, looking as if they're in need of watering????
I acquired two plants of this Camellia from a 'bargain bin' and a grumpy nursery owner, so I thought it would be safer to ask here!
Both plants are spindly but making new growth from bare older wood. I noticed others in the nursery sprouting very thin growth from about two inches up from soil level. All plants are probably hungry and are in old planting medium.
I don't mind losing next season's flowers. There were none this season from the look of the plants...
forrestal
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