Gardenia can still survive when it is cut bald, especially in spring. Even if only the trunk is left, it can survive. After cutting off the leaves, it can reduce the evaporation of water. In addition, it has strong germination in spring. As long as it is carefully maintained, it can quickly resume growth and continue to grow flowers. But if it is cut in unsuitable seasons, it has weak germination, so there is no leaf. It's hard to send out new branches. For root problems that need to be replanted, cutting off the leaves is a good choice. After pruning, we should pay attention to maintenance, which is conducive to survival.
After trimming, it should be placed in a bright place on the balcony. It only needs to touch the astigmatism, and there should be no strong light, which is helpful for growth. Its leaves are all cut out, and its transpiration becomes smaller, so the demand for water is not so large. It doesn't need to pour too much water. It can be poured after the basin soil dries. If the basin soil is too wet, it will lead to root rot. Don't rush to apply fertilizer. At this time, the demand for nutrients is small. Wait for the plant to grow stably, and then apply fertilizer according to the growth trend.
