Gardenia is loved by flower lovers for its blooming white flowers and refreshing fragrance, and has become a popular potted plant. Those gardenias with many buds in flower shops are always particularly attractive. After buying them, they are placed at home, waiting for the flowers to bloom and fill the room with fragrance. However, some friends may encounter some problems when caring for gardenias, such as yellowing leaves, root rot, or even the plant cannot survive for more than a year. In addition, there are also flower lovers whose gardenias grow luxuriantly but never produce buds. So why doesn't gardenia bloom? 1. Soil pH problem Gardenias prefer slightly acidic soil. Soil in northern regions or that is frequently irrigated with tap water is prone to alkalinization. At this time, you can use ferrous sulfate mixed with water for irrigation to effectively adjust the pH value of the soil and maintain a slightly acidic environment. 2. Insufficient light Gardenias need plenty of light to promote flower bud formation. Except for the need for appropriate shade in midsummer, gardenias should be able to receive sufficient sunlight at other times. 3. Insufficient fertilization Regular fertilization is essential for gardenias to bloom. Before flowering, you can use potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to spray the leaves and irrigate the roots to promote the formation of flower buds. 4. Flowering period Gardenias generally bloom from May to August, but may vary among different varieties and regions. With proper care, gardenias can bloom 2 to 3 times a year. : Make sure gardenias get plenty of sunlight during non-summer months to help bud formation. Before flowering, use potassium dihydrogen phosphate or a nutrient solution suitable for acid-loving plants to spray the leaves and irrigate the roots to promote the formation of flower buds. In short, avoid the reasons for not flowering, and then take the above measures to effectively increase the flowering frequency and quality of gardenias, so that the gardenias in your home can bloom beautiful flowers.
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