Gardenia indoor cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

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Soil: More nutritious and looser soil is more suitable for the growth of plants. Temperature: A temperature of 19 to 20 degrees is more suitable for plant growth. Watering: You can test the moisture of the soil with your hands. If it is still moist, you do not need to continue watering. If it is dry, it means watering is needed. Fertilization: Top dressing should be applied once in spring, and gradually less or no fertilizer should be applied in autumn.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: I prefer soil with strong air permeability and good water retention. It is best to use weakly acidic soil. This type of soil is more suitable for the growth of plants.

2. Temperature: optimal growth The temperature is between 16 and 18 degrees. The most suitable winter temperature is above 10 degrees. Lower than 10 degrees may cause plants to suffer from frostbite or freeze to death.

3. Watering: The requirements for the amount of water are not very strict, just an appropriate amount, but not too much, which can easily cause water accumulation in the pot, leading to problems such as plant root rot.

4. Light: It should be accepted for a long time Regarding light exposure, when the light is strong in summer, the plant should be moved to a shady location and wait until the light gradually weakens before continuing to receive light.

5. Fertilization: When in the growth or flowering stage, fertilization should be applied once or twice a month. Fertilization is not required during the dormant period to avoid root burning.

2. Precautions

Summers are hot and muggy, so plants should be properly ventilated to prevent the occurrence of pests and diseases. Repot the plant every year or so, taking care to protect the plant's root system.

2. Precautions

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