How to grow small gardenia

Small gardenia is a flower variety that is evergreen all year round, with attractive colors, and is elegant and beautiful. Many people like to grow it at home, but some people don’t know much about the growth methods of small gardenias. They often encounter various problems when growing small gardenias, and feel that they can never grow them well. Today, I will give a comprehensive introduction to the growth methods of small gardenias. Friends who like to grow small gardenias can study it carefully.

How to grow small gardenia

1. Small gardenias need acidic soil for cultivation

When you grow small gardenias at home, you need to use acidic soil for cultivation. Small gardenias need scattered light during their growth process and prefer acidic soil. If people use alkaline soil to grow small gardenias, it will affect its absorption of iron in the soil, and the cultivated small gardenias will also have adverse conditions such as flower withering or death.

2. The cultivation environment of small gardenia

When growing small gardenias, you must pay attention to the environment in which they are placed. This plant cannot exist in places with strong light, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. However, you cannot place the small gardenia in a completely shaded environment. It has a certain need for sunlight and it is best to place it in an environment with 60% light.

3. Requirements of small gardenia for air humidity

There are certain requirements for air humidity when cultivating small gardenias, because small gardenias are moisture-loving plants. The air in their environment cannot be too dry. It is best to keep the humidity at around 70%. If it is lower than the above number, it will affect the opening of its flowers. However, it should also be noted that the air humidity cannot be too high, otherwise there will be adverse symptoms of root and stem rot, which is not conducive to the growth of small gardenias.