Water potted gardenias with this every 10 days, and they can bloom 80 flowers at once, big and fragrant

Gardenia is a potted plant that flower lovers generally like, but gardenia is a southern flower, and it is hard for flower lovers in the north to grow it well, so wanting to grow gardenias well is a little difficult, but as long as you are attentive, even in the north you can make gardenias bloom all over the plant. Today I am sharing a small method: if you want gardenias to bloom more, water them with "it" in the pot every 10 days, and they can bloom 80 flowers at once, blooming big and fragrant!

Gardenia likes acidic soil, so if you want gardenias to bloom more, keeping their soil acidic is very important. Summer is exactly the time for eating fruit, so flower lovers can collect all kinds of fruit peels from home, such as banana, apple, orange, pear, watermelon, and pumpkin peels, put them together in a container, seal and ferment them, then take the liquid, dilute it with water, and water the flowers with it. Applying thin fertilizer frequently will make the flowers and leaves green and dripping with freshness.

For growing flowers at home, when the flowers are about to bloom, water them with a baking soda solution at a concentration of one ten-thousandth, which will promote lush blooming.

In usual care, you can also supplement with a mixed liquid of ferrous sulfate, ferric citrate, and water. In spring, prepare it at a ratio of 12:6:100, and in summer at 6:4:100, then put it into a soft plastic bottle, bury the bottle upside down in the soil, and twist the cap until it leaks slightly, so the fertilizer liquid slowly seeps into the soil.

With acidic soil, gardenias have the foundation for growth, so what else do we need to do in usual flower care?

1. Light

The growth of gardenias needs sufficient sunlight. If they are placed in half shade for a long time, the flowering branches will be weak and slender. During care, except for shading needed at noon in July and August and winter dormancy, they can be grown in sunlight at other times.

2. Watering

Usually, when the potting soil turns white, you can water it, watering thoroughly at one time, and often spray the leaf surface and nearby ground with clean water. In spring, generally water once every 3 days; being too wet will cause root rot, withered branches, and yellowing and falling leaves. In the hot summer, spray the leaf surface 2 to 3 times every day.

3. Fertilizing

Gardenia likes fertilizer. When planting, add decomposed cake fertilizer to the soil as a base fertilizer. During the growing season, use fertilizer water made by fermenting cake fertilizer and ferrous sulfate, and water it once a week. You can also use a full-nutrient organic liquid fertilizer. During the bud stage, apply topdressing 1 to 2 times, watering with a potassium dihydrogen phosphate aqueous solution, which can make the flowers plump and the floral fragrance rich.

When the summer temperature is above 35°C and the autumn temperature is above 15°C, stop fertilizing.

That is all for today's sharing