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Three-year-old container-grown plants of Camellia japonica ‘Grace Albritton’, ‘Paulette Goddard’, and ‘Sea Foam’ were sprayed with a water control, B-Nine (daminozide) at 5000 ppm, Bonzi (paclobutrazol) at 80, 120, 160, 200, and 240 ppm, or Sumagic (uniconazole) at 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90 ppm in June. B-Nine and Bonzi treatments provided no increase in flower bud set but Sumagic treatments increased bud set for ‘Grace Albritten’ by up to 370% and ‘Paulette Goddard’ by 200%. In another experiment, Sumagic at 0, 45, 60, 75, and 90 ppm was applied to ‘Grace Albritton’, ‘Paulette Goddard’, and ‘Blood of China’ at three different spring growth stages: Bud swell, partial new shoot growth, and new shoots fully extended. Significant linear or quadratic increases in flower bud set occurred for all cultivars depending on application timing. Application at the two earlier stages resulted in more flowers than application at the latest (full shoot growth) stage. Sumagic decreased plant heights by 10 to 30%, depending on cultivar and application rate but this reduced the need for shearing to maintain form and compactness and made flowers more visible over the surface of the plants.

Sumagic (Uniconazole) Promotes Flower Bud Set on Camellia japonica