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Just so you know I am not just a native grower. I do have others, this is one I like a lot especially at this time of the year.

Karume Satsuki X Jill Seymour. It has been flowering for about a month, it flowers like this every year for about 3 months, it has done so since 1992.

It gets watered every day, about every 3rd day it gets a dose of Seasol, remembering Seasol is not a fertiliser.

I was told it would weaken the tree so to reduce the flowers, did not listen and as you can see it is thriving. It is in Kanuma soil as they use in Japan for Azaleas.

Hope you enjoy it as much as I do, cheersPup
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Just beautiful. Thanks for showing us.
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Very nice Pup, I like it too!

... I had better start increasing the seasol on mine if want flowering anywhere close to yours!

Thanks for the tip and inspiration.

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cre8ivbonsai wrote:Very nice Pup, I like it too!

... I had better start increasing the seasol on mine if want flowering anywhere close to yours!

Thanks for the tip and inspiration.

Ryan
G,day Ryan, the seasol is only when it is in flower, as you should not fertilise when they are in flower. Though out the year I use MiracleGro for Azaleas and Camellias,
Alternating with Yates fruit and flower. Fortnightly again I was warned to much fertiliser is not good :!: .

Then I stop when I see colour in the buds, make sure the flowers and buds do not get wet. Water well while in flower, and Seasol.

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Thanks Pup for the added clarification!

I do already use just the regular Miracle Grow (not as much as I should) so we'll see what pops out ;)

Thanks again,
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