How to raise Gardenia microphylla
Gardenia microphylla has a well-developed root system, and its ability to divide lateral branches is much stronger than that of Gardenia macrophylla, so it has strong vitality, which is also very good for novice flower lovers, and the flowers are elegant and fragrant, which can also improve the indoor environmental quality and is very suitable for indoor storage.
growth conditions of gardenia microphylla
gardenia microphylla likes warm and humid environment, is not cold-resistant, likes sunshine but cannot accept strong sunlight, and needs to be planted in soft, breathable, strong drainage and fertile light sticky acid soil, which is suitable for cultivation in a cool and ventilated place with sunlight scattering.
Gardenia microphylla cultivation methods and precautions
1. Gardenia microphylla will grow more vigorously and bloom more easily in a sunny and warm environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃, so Gardenia microphylla is not cold-resistant, so when the temperature drops, it needs to be moved indoors in autumn and winter, and outdoor plants need to build greenhouses. When cultivated indoors, it needs to ensure sufficient light and good ventilation, but it needs to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Gardenia microphylla is suitable for growing in moist acidic soil, and the soil should be loose and drainable, so as not to cause stagnant water in the soil to inhibit the plant's respiration and make the plant grow stronger. At the same time, proper fertilization is helpful for Gardenia microphylla to better absorb nutrients and promote the flowering of Gardenia microphylla.
3. The growth of Gardenia microphylla requires a lot of water. During the vigorous growth period, it is necessary to keep the soil moist, water it at least three times a week, and spray water on its branches and leaves in the morning and evening. Be careful not to water it too much at a time. Too much will affect its breathing, absorption of nutrients and root rot.