Gardenias are fragrant, beautiful, but challenging. They need full bright sun, high humidity, and cool nights (55°F) / mild days (65°F) to mimic their native habitat.
Place in a south-facing window for strongest sun.
Set pot on wet pebbles and run a humidifier nearby, especially in winter.
Check soil frequently; water when the top inch feels dry.
Use fertilizer for acid-loving plants (azalea type) April through November.
Remove and destroy diseased leaves. Sterilize cutting tools with bleach. Apply fungicide if needed, following label directions.
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