FRAGRANT GARDENIA Flower
The Toronto Office Fragrant Gardenia flower are mainly grown indoors for their amazing flowers and beautiful foliage. They are considered deer resistant shrubs. Their pleasant fragrances are used to scent perfumes and colognes.
Factors to consider when planting fragrant gardenias flower.
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Soil
They prefer moist, well-drained soils that are acidic and have a lot of organic matter. Good drainage prevents water retention hence no cases of root rot. Do not let the soil dry out before watering. A mixture of soil and perlite is the most ideal media.
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Light
These plants need bright light and under partial shades. Morning sun is ideal for their growth. If their roots are covered with mulch, then the plants can tolerate full sunlight.
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Water supply
Mist the leaves and water the roots. These plants love a humid surrounding.
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Temperatures
Do not expose them to too much heat. Similarly, do not expose them to too cold temperatures. These plants don’t thrive in low temperatures. However, slightly high temperatures can favor the blooming process.
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Pruning
Gardenias are so different from other indoor plants. No pruning is done since they produce buds on both new and old growth hence when the buds are removed, they will turn into flowers.
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Propagation
They are propagated by use of stem cuttings. The cuttings are then dipped in a rooting hormone and then planted in a mixture of soil and perlite. They can later be transplanted.
Benefits of Fragrant Gardenia flower
- They are used to provide scents in perfumes and colognes.
- Gardenias are good air purifies. They absorb harmful chemicals from the atmosphere such as benzene that may cause respiratory problems.
- They are very easy to grow and maintain unlike other indoor plants that require complex criteria to grow and maintain.
- Lastly, they are cheap and affordable and due to their good fragrance, they are the most loved indoor plants.
Approximately 14″H x 13″
Container may vary.
Seasonal plant, not available all year long.
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