Return the plant if possible—it came with mites. To treat: spray all surfaces until dripping with water + a squirt of dish soap. Small plants can be inverted in soapy water. Buds will likely drop from treatment. Gardenias need 55–65°F, bright indirect light, and consistent moisture when pot-bound to rebloom.
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