Gardenia cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Pruning

5. Things to note

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To raise gardenias, you need to choose a good soil, preferably slightly acidic soil. Do not raise it in a place with too much sunlight, especially in summer, and do not allow it to be exposed to the sun. Watering should be done after the soil is completely dry. You can add some rice water appropriately to replenish not only water but also nutrients. Pruning is also very important. Old, weak and diseased branches should be cut off in time. Note that the temperature in winter should not be too low.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Gardenia's biggest requirement for soil is fertile soil. Generally, leaf mold soil and mixed vegetable garden soil are enough. Slightly acidic soil is more suitable for its growth.

2. Sunshine

< p>When we usually breed, we don’t need to raise it in a place with too much lighting. Generally, raising it in the shade of a tree or in a place with scattered light indoors is the best choice.

3. Watering

Watering gardenias is relatively simple. Just wait until the soil is completely dry and then water thoroughly. If you usually have rice-washing water at home, you can put it away temporarily and water it when it needs watering. Leaving it for a period of time will also help the fermentation of the rice-washing water and supplement the nutrients needed for its growth. One water for two purposes.

4. Pruning

< p>Gardenia is very beautiful when it grows up, so after it grows and takes shape, it needs to be pruned slightly to achieve better ornamental value. Pruning is mainly for its health, not just for beauty.

5. Precautions

1. When pruning, pay attention to old, weak and diseased branches that need to be cut off first, followed by branches that are too long and too lush.

2. In winter, it is necessary to move indoors for breeding, and it is best to keep the temperature above 18°C.

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Pruning

5. Things to note

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