How to raise gardenias so they grow well

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1. The soil is moist

2. Sufficient light

3. Open windows for ventilation

4. Supplement nutrients

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If you want your gardenia to grow better, you need to maintain it properly. Watering should be timely to keep the soil in a moist state. Water more in summer. See more sunshine in spring, autumn and winter, and shade in hot summer to avoid sunburn. When growing indoors, it needs to be ventilated and fertilized once every half month during the growth period. Only with sufficient nutrients can it grow better.

1. The soil is moist

1. Moist soil

Gardenia is not suitable for growing in an environment that is too dry or too humid. A moist soil is best for its growth, so water it appropriately. Watering should be done after the soil becomes dry, and the amount of watering should not be too much, just water it thoroughly. More watering is needed when the temperature is high in summer, and watering needs to be controlled during the flowering period and winter.

2. Sufficient light

If you want it to grow well, you must ensure sufficient light. When breeding, you must see at least 60% of the light every day. In order to prevent it from getting sunburned at noon in the hot summer, appropriate shading measures are needed. In spring, autumn and winter, you can see the light all day long without getting sunburned.

3. Open windows for ventilation

Gardenias are more afraid of diseases and insect pests, so pay attention to ventilation when maintaining them. When growing indoors, open more windows. Air circulation can reduce the chance of being attacked by pests and diseases. Once it is infested by diseases and insect pests, its growth will deteriorate, so prevention and control work must be done.

4. Supplementing nutrients

Its growth status is also related to nutrients, so fertilizers must be applied regularly. During the growth period, fertilizers can be applied every half month. However, do not use raw or concentrated fertilizer, and do not apply fertilizer to the roots of the plant. Not only will it not be absorbed, it will also burn the roots.

2. Sufficient light

3. Open windows for ventilation

4. Supplement nutrients

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