Yellowing gardenia leaves with few buds in North Queensland = chlorosis from high soil pH locking out iron. Acidify water and soil immediately.
Research shows: short days (8 hrs) for 4 weeks → long days (16 hrs) = most flowers. Constant 75°F day/night = earliest bloom. Use this to time blooms.
New plants need rest after forced greenhouse blooming. Full sun, mild temps, acid soil = fragrant, heavy flowering.
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