Can a gardenia survive if it wilts?

1. Can I still live?

Whether the gardenia can survive after it wilts depends on the specific situation. First, observe the condition of the root system. If you find that the plant is wilting, but there is no problem with the root system, it can survive. You only need to change the maintenance method. It can be completely saved and can come back to life. If you find that the root system is severely damaged, the chance of survival will be very small and more energy may be consumed.

2. How to save

1. Minor degree: For minor degrees, you should first change the maintenance method, find out what caused it, replace the loam inside, and replace it with new acidic soil. It may also be caused by too strong light. You need to reduce sunlight exposure and avoid exposure to strong light. Also pay attention to the application of water and nutrients, increasing or decreasing them according to specific circumstances.

2. Severe degree: If the damage is severe, you can use a sharp knife to remove the rotten part, trim the old roots and rotten roots, and replant them in the soil. With careful care, they can survive, especially in spring, summer and autumn. They have strong vitality and are active, so they have a greater chance of regrowth. If the possibility of survival is small in winter, be sure to maintain a good temperature.