Gardenias like water, but they don't need to be watered every day. If the water is poured once a day, a large amount of water will be accumulated in the flowerpot, which is difficult for the roots to absorb normally. In summer, it can be poured once or twice, less in the morning, and poured into the flowerpot at about 3 p.m. to ensure that the water can be fully absorbed into the soil. The amount of water does not need to be too much, but it is easy to accumulate water. It only needs to be poured to the bottom to flow out a little water. If the water absorption is insufficient, it can be added properly.
Only in summer needs to be watered every day. In other seasons, the watering frequency needs to be determined according to the dryness and wetness of the basin soil. After the basin soil is completely dried, the water will be supplied. Spring is in the growing season, it needs to be watered every 3 days. At the beginning of autumn, water can be poured twice a day. At the end of autumn, the climate turns cool, and water can be poured once a day or so. In winter, the climate gradually turns cool, and you can water it half a month or once a month. It should be noted that gardenia like acid plants, grow best in acid environment, so the water quality can not be alkaline, can drop ferrous sulfate inside.
