Indoor cultivation methods and precautions for gardenia

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It prefers soil with strong air permeability and good water retention. It is best to use slightly acidic soil, which is more suitable for plant growth.

2. Temperature: The optimal growth temperature is between 16 and 18 degrees. The most suitable winter temperature is above 10 degrees. Temperatures below 10 degrees may cause frostbite or even death of the plants.

3. Watering: The amount of water is not very strict. It is enough to have an appropriate amount of water. Not too much water will easily cause water accumulation in the pot, leading to root rot and other problems.

4. Light: The plant should be exposed to light for a long time. When the light is strong in summer, the plant should be moved to a cool location and wait until the light gradually weakens before continuing to expose it to light.

5. Fertilization: During the growth or flowering period, fertilizer should be applied once or twice a month. No fertilizer is required during the dormant period to avoid burning the roots.

2. Precautions

The summer is hot and humid, so the plants should be properly ventilated to prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests. Change the pot once a year or so, and pay attention to protecting the plant's roots.