What is the best soil for gardenia?
1. What soil?
What kind of soil do you like for this kind of flower?
① is hypertrophy. This is very easy to understand, no matter what flowers can not grow without adequate nutrients, and the thick flower soil can undoubtedly provide it with sufficient nutrients to support its growth and development.
② get some air. Like leaves, its roots need fresh air, and without it, the efficiency of root productivity will be greatly reduced, thus affecting the speed at which it absorbs nutrients from the flower soil, thus slowing down the growth rate of the whole flower.
③ moisturizing. Compared with many other flowers, this flower's favorite wet growth condition requires that the flower soil we prepare for it should have a certain water retention capacity so that the water will not be evaporated quickly after we replenish it every time.
④ slightly acid. It prefers slightly acidic flower soil, because such flower soil can make it better absorb Fe elements, thus ensuring the synthesis of chlorophyll.
2. How to match
Here we recommend several methods of mixing soil for you.
① mixes sandy loam and peat soil in a ratio of one to one. The former has a very strong moisturizing ability, while the latter is not only breathable, but also contains a lot of nutrients, which can meet the needs of flower growth.
② mixes rotten leaf soil, sandy loam and river sand in a ratio of 2: 2: 1. The soil mixed by this method is not only high in nutrient content, strong in air permeability and moisture retention, but also weakly acidic, which is very suitable for the growth of this kind of flower.
③ mixes the garden soil and river sand in a ratio of three to two. The effect of flower soil made by this method is slightly worse than that of the first two, but it can still be used.
In addition, if there are no conditions, friends can buy this kind of flowers for special use.
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When will the gardenia sprout
Many flower friends in the home of the gardenia has not been raised for a long time, but has not yet germinated, so when will it sprout? This question needs to be answered in two situations: the first is how long it will germinate after sowing, which is usually about 20 days; the second is how long it will germinate after pruning, which is usually about a week.
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How often do gardenia flowers are watered
How often Gardenia jasminoides hand over water has long been a problem for farmers, which actually needs to be changed according to different seasons. We usually water once a day in spring, once a day in summer, three days a day in autumn, and once a month in winter.
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