Where is the tea tree suitable for planting?

Tea trees are generally planted in hilly areas and hillsides. In mountainous areas with a certain height, there is plenty of rain, high air humidity and diffuse light intensity. However, if planted at an altitude of 1000 meters, it may freeze to death. It is suggested that it is best to choose a hillside facing south, but be careful not to have too big a slope to make tea trees grow better.

Tea planting area

Tea trees are generally planted in hilly areas and hillsides. In mountainous areas with a certain height, there is plenty of rain, high air humidity and diffuse light intensity. However, if planted at an altitude of 1000 meters, it may freeze to death. It is suggested that it is best to choose a hillside facing south, but be careful not to have too big a slope to make tea trees grow better.

Suitable growth environment for tea trees

The growth environment of tea trees is first in a place with sufficient light, but it should be noted that the light should not be too strong or too weak. It should be planted in sandy soil with soil thickness over 65,438+0m, no limestone, organic matter content over 65,438+0%-2% and good drainage, especially in soil with pH value of 4.5-6.5.

At the same time, tea trees need average rainfall. The annual rainfall is above 1500mm, and a little or too much will be affected. The daily temperature should be above 10℃, the minimum temperature should not be below-10℃, and the annual average temperature should be 18℃-25℃, so that tea trees can produce more tea.

Tea tree planting feng shui

When planting tea trees at home, we should pay attention to its feng shui taboo. It is suitable to be placed on both sides of the gate or at the entrance, which is conducive to improving the wealth of the family and has the effect of attracting wealth. However, it should be noted that it should not be placed in a shady corner, which is not only not conducive to the growth of camellia, but also affects the wealth of family members.