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Pale Pink |
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Pale pink with red fleck |
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Deep Red |
These beautiful Camellias in my garden apart from one which I know is Debbie I’m afraid I don’t know their names .they were all grown from 3inch cuttings about 15 years ago. The way I rooted the cuttings was totally different from any that are usually recommended. I use just Perlite in a container without drainage and the perlite is kept fully saturated at all times . (The beauty of Perlite is its ability to hold pockets of water and pockets of air at the same time ) This ensures that the newly forming roots have an adequate supply of water and air. I actually used a glass jar to root mine in so I could see when a good root had formed and was able to judge when to pot the cuttings on. These bushes are now about 4 feet in height apart from Debbie which is about 5 feet .
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