Gardenia grows buds in winter

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1. Maintenance

2. Precautions

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Don't take gardenias outdoors casually in winter. In winter, indoor and outdoor temperatures change greatly. If the plants are suddenly taken outdoors, the sudden change in the gardenia's maintenance environment will cause the plant's buds to gradually fall off. If the plant grows flower buds in winter, if you water it too much and the soil moisture is too high or the amount of fertilizer is not enough, it may cause the plant's flower buds to fall.

1. Maintenance

1. Maintenance

1. Maintain a stable maintenance environment

Do not take gardenias outdoors at will. In winter, indoor and outdoor temperatures change greatly. If the plants are suddenly taken Outdoors, sudden changes in the gardenia's maintenance environment will cause the plant's buds to gradually fall off, or even wither and wither.

2. Water and fertilize appropriately< /h3>

If you water the plant too much in winter when it grows flower buds, resulting in excessive soil moisture or insufficient fertilizer, it may cause the plant's flower buds to fall off. When fertilizing plants in winter, it is best to use some acidic nutrient solution to supplement nutrients for the plants.

2. Precautions

1. Plants should be placed indoors in a sunny location for cultivation. It is best to place them on the balcony where they can be ventilated regularly and the temperature can be kept slightly moist. The temperature cannot be too low.

2. Although the temperature in winter is relatively low , but the sunlight is relatively soft and warm, so the plants can receive more sunlight on the balcony, which will help eliminate pests and diseases, and will also help the blooming of flowers in the coming year.

2. Precautions

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