Can hydroponic gardenia be grown in soil?

1. Can it be transferred to soil cultivation?

Gardenia grown in water can be transferred to soil culture, but the method must be correct when operating, otherwise the plant will die after a period of time after being transferred to soil culture.

2. Soil-to-soil method

1. Processing: First, pour out the water in the hydroponic container, take out the rooted gardenia from it, and cut off the foam board. Prepare a clean soil container. You can buy a flower pot with small holes at the bottom, or you can use a plastic bottle, but you need to poke two holes in the bottom with scissors.

2. Nutrient soil: Prepare suitable nutrient soil. It is best to add some medical stone into it and mix it evenly in a ratio of 3:1. If you can't buy medical stone, you can replace it with vermiculite or coal slag, as long as it has good drainage properties.

3. Soil cultivation: Place the gardenia in a flowerpot or container, pour some water on it, and then add the prepared soil. This is done to provide it with a half-soil and half-water growing environment, allowing the plant to adapt to the pot better. Because there are drainage holes at the bottom of the flower pot, the water in the flower pot will slowly drain out. When you first start growing it in water, place it in a place without strong light, and then you can maintain it normally after a few days.