Gardenia jasminoides bonsai is exquisite but demanding. Bud blast (buds turning brown/falling) is usually environmental.
Check daily. Water when surface feels barely damp. Use room-temp distilled/rain water. Never let sit in drainage water.
Homes are too warm, dry, and dim. Gardenias need greenhouse conditions. Bud blast is the plant aborting reproduction under stress.
If you commit, precision is everything. One dry day or hot night = blast.
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