By Hazelg
United Kingdom 
I have a Camelia in a large pot which was covered in masses of buds this year in clusters of 4-6. Lots dropped off but the flowering was amazing. Next year can I thin out the buds and do they suffer if pot bound. I am thinking of transferring it to the garden, when is the best time to do it.
8 Jun, 2010
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everything suffers from being potbound eventually (except palms!). Plant it in September or October, but make sure you pick a spot that doesn't get early morning sun in winter. Either that or give it a bigger pot now the flowers are finished.
8 Jun, 2010