The Flower Language of Gardenia

1. The Flower Language of Gardenia

1. Joy: The flower language of gardenia is joy. It usually blooms in summer. In the hot summer, it blooms pure white flowers, which can bring hope, surprise and joy to people from a distance.

2. Strength: Although gardenia blooms in summer, it starts to form buds in winter. In the meantime, it has to endure the cool breeze of autumn, the severe cold of winter, and the unstable climate of spring. It finally survives these three seasons before blooming beautiful flowers in summer. This strong spirit is admirable. Only after experiencing severe cold and scorching heat can one understand the preciousness of flowers.

3. Eternal love and promise: The flower language of gardenia is eternal love and promise. Because love begins with waiting, the leaves of gardenia have been waiting for the flowers, from winter to summer. Although the time is too long, the flowers will always keep the appointment with the branches and leaves. I've waited so long just for the summer to reveal its fragrant promise.

4. A lifetime of waiting and persistence: Gardenia is evergreen all year round and does not wither even after experiencing wind, frost and severe cold. It blooms every year during the hottest time of the year and has experienced three seasons of waiting, so its flower language is a lifetime of waiting and persistence.

2. The symbolism of gardenia

Gardenia represents surprise, strength, eternal love and promise. In my country, it is regarded as a symbol of good luck and fortune, and also symbolizes elegant and pure friendship. In southern China, many women wear gardenias, especially around the Dragon Boat Festival. They put gardenias on their clothes and wear them in their hair. It is considered a symbol of good luck and can also be given as a gift to express sincere blessings, representing the desire to bring good luck to the other person. If you give gardenia to a young girl, it means purity and beauty. Gardenia can also be paired with roses and Chinese roses to decorate wedding venues, or as a bride's bouquet, symbolizing the bride's purity and beauty.

3. Who should I give Gardenia to?

1. Newlyweds: Gardenia can be used at weddings, paired with roses and Chinese roses to decorate the wedding scene. It can also be given to the bride, representing the bride's nobility, elegance, purity and beauty. It is also the most sincere and beautiful blessing for trust.

2. Friends: In my country, gardenia represents good luck and good fortune. Giving it to friends means sending good luck and good fortune to them, which can enhance the friendship between the two parties.

3. Lovers: The flower language of gardenia is eternal love and promise, lifelong waiting and persistence. Therefore, gardenia can also be given to lovers to express your love for each other. Or you can also use it to confess your feelings and give it to someone you secretly love, so that the other person can understand your feelings and will be more likely to accept it.

4. How to care for gardenia flowers

1. Processing of flower branches: The gardenias you receive need to be pruned first, and the dead branches, rotten leaves, and shriveled petals should be removed to avoid further consumption of water. The flower branches should also be pruned, and the bottom should be made oblique so that they can absorb water better later and help preserve freshness.

2. Prepare the container: The container for water cultivation should preferably be a transparent glass container for easy observation. If you have grown other flowers, you need to clean and disinfect them first to ensure they are sterile and non-toxic.

3. Insert into the container: After the flower branches are processed and the container is clean, they can be grown in water. Insert the flower stems into the container and add two-thirds of clean water. It is best to use purified water or tap water that has been dried.

4. Post-care: Fresh cut flowers grown in water need to be placed in a warm, well-ventilated environment. They basically do not need to be exposed to the sun. Occasionally, they will be exposed to scattered light. Sunlight can easily cause water to evaporate quickly and accelerate withering. You also need to change the water frequently, usually every two or three days. Each time you change the water, you need to prune off a part of it to facilitate better absorption of water. In addition, add a preservative into the bottle every time you change the water, which can extend the shelf life.