Yellowing gardenia leaves often stem from watering, humidity, or nutrition issues. Keep soil evenly moist—not soggy. Raise humidity if possible. Fertilize with a water‑soluble fertilizer at half strength every two weeks; choose one with iron chelate to prevent chlorosis (yellowing between veins).
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