An indoor gardenia that's blooming but has light green, dull leaves is signaling a soil pH issue. Gardenias require acidic soil to absorb nutrients properly.
Soil Acidification Treatments
Watering Protocol
Keep soil evenly moist but never saturated. Gardenias hate wet feet and dry spells equally.
With corrected pH and consistent moisture, new growth will emerge deep green and glossy.
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