1. Grafted camellia blossoms more easily than seedlings or cuttings, and will combine the advantages of both under the influence of rootstocks. For example, using camellia oleifera as rootstock and Yunnan Nanshan tea as scion will make the grafted Yunnan Nanshan tea more cold-resistant and adaptable. For example, some native camellia plants are shorter. If alpine camellia is used as rootstock to graft this dwarf camellia, the grafted camellia can grow taller.

2. Grafted camellia also has shortcomings, that is, if the grafted branches are accidentally broken, the previous efforts will be in vain, and the characteristics of the rootstock will be restored. Moreover, in the first few years of grafting, we should pay attention to wiping off the buds at the lower part of the rootstock to avoid using the scion gun for nutrition, which will lead to scion death.

3. Another advantage of the grafted camellia is that one rootstock can receive many scions, one plant can have many different colors, and the flower pattern is stable. There is also a non-grafted variety of traditional seedling varieties, which has two-color flowers or multi-color flowers, such as Yuanyang Guan Feng, Dawubao, Seven Fairy, Fengchensanxia, etc., but the colors are changeable, sometimes there is only one color, and sometimes there are many colors blooming on the same plant at the same time, which shows that grafted varieties have advantages over other varieties.