Rose and gardenia bloom twice a month, Miss Wang relies entirely on these things

Gardenia and rose are common potted flowers in daily life. The gardenia's flowers are pure white and fragrant; the rose's flowers are bright and beautiful, rich with fragrance. Whichever one it is, they are both very popular.

If you love growing flowers, the same plants, cared for by different people, will turn out completely different. Look at the gardenia and rose that Miss Wang cares for - they bloom 2 times every month. Only later did we find out how she keeps her rose and gardenia alive. It turns out this stuff suits their "appetite" best.

Gardenia

I believe many friends who care for gardenia will run into the problem of yellow leaves. There is a way to solve this too: dilute ferrous sulfate and spray it on the leaves. It can very effectively improve yellow leaves on gardenia and make the leaves glossy and shiny.

Not only can ferrous sulfate be used to spray the leaves, it can also be used to water the roots, making the soil acidic. Only when gardenia grows in acidic soil will it not "throw a tantrum", and only then will the flowers bloom more and more abundantly.

Rose

When caring for roses, pest problems are the most common, such as red spider mites and aphids. They may appear at the same time or alternately, which is very distressing! When these pests appear, you can spray chili water or onion water on the leaves 3 to 4 times, and it can get rid of most of the pests. The method is simple and does not pollute the environment!

To avoid pests and diseases on roses, place the roses in a well-ventilated spot. Generally, with good ventilation, pests and diseases will not come knocking!

To make rose flowers large and vivid, spray a potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution when the buds are forming, to temporarily supplement nutrients, and to enhance freshness and keep them fresh, making the flowers more vivid and extending the blooming time.

What gardenia and rose have in common

Gardenia and rose also have something in common: they both like acidic soil. So when potting them, some pine needles were mixed into the soil. Pine needles can adjust the soil's pH, making the soil acidic, and provide nourishment to the flower roots. That is why the root systems of gardenia and rose grow very strong, and only then do they keep blooming continuously.

Not only can roses use potassium dihydrogen phosphate; when gardenia is forming buds, you can also spray a potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution. The effect is very noticeable!

In addition, when watering them normally, you can collect rice-washing water, ferment it, and then use it! Rice-washing water is a long-acting phosphorus fertilizer that can make the flowers bloom large and beautiful, and keep the plants blooming without interruption!

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