In Nov I Relocated Both My Camellias. They Were Healthy With Many Buds That Were Starting

to bloom. After relocating blooming stopped and the buds turned brown. No improvement till now. Please advise how I should help the plants recover. Thanks in advance.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 03/21/2022 @ 6:05 pm

It's best not to move plants when they are blooming or about to bloom. Plus, the camellias may not have had a chance to get reestablished before cold weather. Here are some tips on how to help with transplant shock:

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