Same gardenia issue, deeper dive. Gardenias are notoriously difficult indoors because they need:
Likely: temp >70°F, peat soil too wet, low humidity, or environment change shock.
If you can't maintain 55–65°F with high humidity and acid soil, it won't rebloom reliably. Treat as a temporary floral display. For lasting blooms, choose African violet, streptocarpus, or kalanchoe.
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