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Today i woll tell you how to know Camelia sinensis seeds. So this plant is very interesting and you have to lern how to recognize it.

Approximately 50 species of evergreen tropical and subtropical shrubs are also referred to as low-grade trees, of which the most famous is the Chinese tea bush (Camellia sinensis). This is a very old cultural plant originating from south and southeast China and the nearby areas of India, Burma, Vietnam and Laos, where it is cultivated for millennia. Although it is grown in the tropics around the world, the most famous tea producers are China, India, Sri Lanka and Japan.

Growing our own tea in our conditions is not even difficult. The most important thing is the fresh seeds, because the seed of the shrub quickly loses its germination. The seeds are round and 2-3 days before planting they should be wet. Then plant them in a light peat substrate. At a temperature of 20-25 ° C.

The seeds begin to swell and grow for 2-4 weeks. In a sunny place, young plants grow very quickly and at the age of half a year they can become plentiful. Proper penis will give you a branched shrub and also a raw material for producing your own tea.

In the summer the tea plant is comfortable to grow in a garden or on a terrace. Although the quality of tea grown in the garden or on the terrace can not be compared to the tea grown in the tropics, its cultivation will definitely bring you much joy, and with good diligence, plants will reward you with large white flowers.

In winter, put the tea shrub directly at the window. Since we are talking about an evergreen bush in the winter, it will lack the necessary sunlight, in the winter it will start to wither and the leaves fall. However, with the coming of spring, its condition will quickly improve and you can start collecting your own tea again.