How to grow gardenia seedlings and how to care for them after planting

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1. Semi-shade maintenance

2. Water appropriately

3. Reasonable fertilization

4. Temperature control

Gardenia seedlings like to grow in a semi-shady environment and can be grown in a place with astigmatism, but they need to be shielded from direct sunlight. Once planted, grow the seedlings in a cool place to slow them down. After the seedlings grow stably, they can be exposed to light normally. Observe the condition of the soil. Water can be given after the soil is dry. Water thoroughly at one time. Apply enough base fertilizer before the seedlings are planted, and apply secondary fertilizer every half a month when the seedlings grow rapidly. Adjust the temperature to keep it around 20-25°C.

1. Half-shade care

Gardenia seedlings like to grow in a semi-shade environment. They can be grown in a place with astigmatism, but not in a dark place without sunlight. Places that are also not exposed to strong light need to be shielded from direct sunlight. After planting, first grow the seedlings in a cool place and wait until the seedlings gradually grow strong and strong, then they can be exposed to light normally.

2. Water appropriately

After gardenia seedlings are planted, they need an appropriate amount of watering to meet the seedlings’ water needs. Because the climate in each region is different and the growth conditions of the plants are different, it is impossible to determine the specific days of watering. You can observe the condition of the soil to judge whether watering is needed. Water can be given after the soil is dry. Watering needs to be done thoroughly at one time until water flows out from the bottom of the flower pot.

3. Reasonable fertilization

In order to ensure the growth of seedlings, you also need to pay attention to reasonable fertilization. Enough base fertilizer has been applied before the seedlings are planted. Later, during the period of rapid growth, secondary fertilizers can be applied every half a month. Fertilization can be carried out in conjunction with watering, which can facilitate the absorption of fertilizers.

4. Temperature control

The temperature also needs to be adjusted, and can be maintained at 20-25°C. This range is conducive to growth and can also promote the rapid growth and development of gardenia seedlings.

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