When does gardenia bloom?

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1. When do buds grow?

2. How to promote flower bud growth

Gardenia can grow buds in April and bloom normally in May. However, the time is not fixed and needs to be determined according to the climate at that time. If it is rainy, the flower buds will form later. If you want to promote the formation of flower buds, you need to ensure sufficient light, add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and pay attention to timely pruning.

1. When does the flower bud grow?

Gardenia has a graceful posture and a rich and fragrant aroma. Its flowering period is from May to June. The flowering period is relatively long and can last until August, so it should be planted in April. Flower buds will grow in May, and they will bloom normally in May. However, it is not fixed and needs to be determined according to the climate at that time. If the local climate is relatively warm, the flower buds will form earlier, and the flowers will bloom in about 7 days at the fastest. Under normal circumstances, they can bloom in 20 days. If there is rainy weather for a long time and the temperature is low, the flower buds will be formed relatively late. Even if the flower buds are formed, they are more likely to fall off.

2. How to promote the growth of flower buds

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1. Light: When flower buds grow and flowers bloom smoothly, it is very important to ensure the supplement of sunlight. Normal exposure to sunlight and giving the plant more light can ensure the growth of flower buds. If it is dark for a long time, it will Serious impact.

2. Fertilization: The formation of flower buds requires nutrient supplementation. Before the flower buds are formed, sufficient nutrients must be added. Pay attention to the balanced ratio, especially the addition of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

3. Pruning: Do not prune for a long time , the plant appears with messy branches, which consumes a lot of nutrients and hinders the formation of flower buds, so it needs to be pruned in time.

2. How to promote flower bud growth

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