How to manage gardenias with buds
Today, I will introduce some small experiences on how to manage gardenias with buds. Let's take a look together.
How to manage gardenias with buds
After covering the gardenia with a plastic bag, you can water it as usual. Keep the soil slightly moist and loose, and make more holes in the plastic bag at this time to let it gradually adapt to the home environment.
Gardenias have evergreen leaves and fragrant flowers, making them important garden ornamental plants. Recently, many gardening friends have asked how to manage gardenias with buds. In fact, the method is very simple, just learn these few tips.
1. Proper pruning
Gardenias are cultivated in a greenhouse environment, so for newly purchased gardenias, you should first let them adapt to the home environment. The fastest way to adapt is pruning, cutting off dense and damaged branches to reduce nutrient consumption and make them quickly adapt to the new environment. In addition, to simulate the greenhouse environment, you can cover them with a large plastic bag, which can both keep moisture and warmth.
2. Watering
After covering the gardenia with a plastic bag, you can water it as usual. Keep the soil slightly moist and loose, and make more holes in the plastic bag at this time to let it gradually adapt to the home environment.
3. Lighting and fertilizing
When the gardenia gradually adapts, you need to apply some thin fertilizer, usually using ripe organic fertilizer or you can also apply some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and let it bask in the sun more, so that the leaves will quickly become green and the flowers will be large and beautiful.
The above is a method introduction on how to manage gardenias with buds for reference.