How to grow Gardenia in October, spray it with "it", the leaves will be green and the flowers will bloom

Recently, when Huahua was watering her gardenia, she found that many new branches and leaves had grown from the leaves of the gardenia, which made Huahua very happy. If you think about it carefully, the reason why new branches and leaves grow in this season, besides the suitable climate, is also the little trick I asked my senior in the company at that time!

Do you want to know the little secret to make gardenias grow vigorously and have lush green leaves? Huahua will tell everyone now! This secret was told to me by a senior in the company. He said it was a little experience he had gained from growing flowers for more than ten years, and he told it to Huahua. Huahua thinks this matter should be shared with everyone, so that everyone's plants can grow strong and healthy!

In fact, this little trick is to drop a few drops of "oil" into the soil of gardenia. This oil is not just any oil. It generally refers to the waste oil in the range hood. Who would have thought that this waste oil could make the gardenia bloom better?

The method of use is also very simple. In the autumn, just drop a few drops of waste oil from the range hood into the soil. But don't do it too frequently, about once every half a month is enough. This can provide the gardenia with sufficient nutrients to help it grow.

In addition, in addition to adding a few drops of waste oil from the range hood into the soil, we can also add some organic fertilizer to the gardenia. This kind of organic fertilizer can be made from kitchen waste, such as chicken manure, bone meal, or egg shells. Bury them in the soil and you don’t have to worry about the gardenia not growing well! There’s even a chance that it will bloom a second time in the fall!

In addition to supplementing gardenia with the proper nutrients it needs in the autumn, daily maintenance habits are also very important. For example, gardenias like slightly acidic soil, but acidic soil may become compacted, which requires our attention. If we cultivate it for a long enough time, we'd better change the pot for the gardenia and loosen the soil. Maybe the gardenia will grow better~

In addition to organic fertilizers, you can also use compound fertilizers. For example, you can water a little ferrous nitrate solution when watering the flowers, and you can also spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves of gardenias. This can make the leaves of the plant grow green and promote the plant to grow more branches, leaves and flower buds!

Have you all learned the little tricks that Huahua taught everyone? Whether it’s waste oil from the kitchen range hood, egg shells, or ferrous nitrate, as long as you find the most suitable fertilizer for your gardenia, anything will do!