Appropriate light can make the plant synthesize enough nutrients, so that its own trunk grows taller and thicker.To ensure that plants have 60% of the light every day, especially in the morning and evening, let them see more sunshine, but pay attention to avoid strong light exposure.
The soil for cultivating gardenia is also very important. The soil must be loose, fertile and nutrient-rich weak acid soil, which is beneficial for the plant to absorb nutrients and promote its own growth.It can be prepared with humus soil and mixed with some decomposed organic fertilizer to improve the nutrient content of the soil.
Gardenia likes fertilizer, so that it can grow tall and thick without adequate nutrient supply.When planting, some decomposed cake fertilizer can be applied as base fertilizer.In its growth period, you can apply a little more nitrogen fertilizer, but not only nitrogen fertilizer, otherwise it will lead to excessive growth.According to its growth situation, some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied to ensure the balance of nutrients.
Gardenia likes to be wet. When the pot soil is dry, water should be added in time, and water can be sprayed on the branches and leaves of the plant to improve the humidity of the surrounding environment, so that the plant has enough water supply to grow robustly.