To grow potted gardenias at home, we must first choose a suitable flowerpot. Gardenia flowers just bought from the flower market are mostly simple flowerpots. Gardenia, also known as gardenia and gardenia, is an evergreen shrub of Rubiaceae, with evergreen seasons and pleasant fragrance, and is an important garden ornamental plant. Potted gardenia, we must pay attention to ensure that the soil in the pot is breathable and permeable, so the gardenia pot is made of clay pot or purple sand pot.
Gardenia should be planted in flowerpots with good air permeability, and clay pots and purple sand pots are the best, with good air permeability and good water utilization rate. Gardenia should use humus and weak acid soil. Gardenia is an acid-loving plant and gardenia likes water. No matter what kind of flowers you plant, you need a pot with air holes at the bottom, and you should be careful not to block the air holes at the bottom with things to prevent the soil from falling out and causing the flowers to be suffocated.
Any pot will do, as long as it is a flowerpot, not too big. Make a basin according to your room and balcony. You can choose this crock-type flowerpot, so the quality of the flowerpot will be better. Speaking of gardenia, many people like it very much, and many people have raised it. Its petals are pure white, with a faint fragrance and a good smell. In many people's minds, gardenia is pure, pure, symbolizing purity and eternity.
The basin only needs a hole at the bottom to facilitate drainage. As for materials, you can choose plastics and ceramics according to your personal preferences. The soil is acidic and perishable. Generally, potted gardenias have certain soil. When buying flowers, you can tell the boss to buy some of his soil and put it in a bright and ventilated place on the balcony. You are afraid of drought, pay attention to watering in time, and like to be wet. Spraying potassium dihydrogen phosphate on leaves often can promote the flowering of plants.