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AMERICAN PLANT EXCHANGE Gardenia Vetchii Mini Topiary Tree Live Plant, 6″ Pot, Dark Green Foliage Fragrant White Flowers

$48.49

Description

Brand: AMERICAN PLANT EXCHANGE

Color: Dark Green Foliage Fragrant White Flowers

Features:

  • This item DOES NOT SHIP to California.
  • #1 Care Tip: We recommend keeping the soil consistently moist by placing 2-3 ice cubes on the soil daily. **These are purposely rootbound to induce budding and flowering. **
  • Gardenia trees are lush tropical plants with fragrant White blossoms. Few natural scents are as remarkable, evocative, and memorable As the gardenia flower.
  • The gardenia plant can be successfully grown in containers and treated like a houseplant indoors, especially if you’re short of space or live in a cool temperate climate. Gardenia grows fairly easy in USDA zones 8 to 11, below these zones, you’ll need to grow it either as a houseplant or keep it indoors in winter.
  • Set the potted gardenia tree in an indoor area that receives full Sunlight. Place the tree in a partially shaded outdoor location from spring through early fall.

Package Dimensions: 152x610x1814

Details: This item DOES NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA. The evergreen gardenia tree adds eye appeal & fragrance to a home landscape or patio. The tree is attractive with glossy, green foliage & white flowers that appear from mid-spring through late summer. In U. This item DOES NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA.S. Department of This item DOES NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA. Agriculture, plant Hardiness zones 8 through 10 in colder Hardiness zones, gardenia trees can either be treated as annuals or planted in containers so it is easy to bring them indoors during the fall & winter months. Care instructions: grown outdoors, Gardenias generally prefer to be kept in partial shade. Gardenias also prefer moist, but well-drained acidic soil with plenty of organic matter. Water Gardenias regularly, even once the plant has finished putting out blooms. Prune the gardenia bush after flowering has ceased to remove spent blooms & untidy branches & to keep the plant in good condition. However, when growing a gardenia bush indoors, you must keep in mind that it requires bright light & high humidity. The dry, short days of winter will likely be the most troublesome, especially if the gardenia bush is not given enough humidity. Moving plants to southern-facing windows &/or supplementing them with grow lights are good ways to improve light conditions during winter. High humidity is essential to indoor gardenia care. Dry air will quickly cause the flowers to begin dropping from the plant. There are several ways to increase humidity in the home, including the use of a humidifier or grouping plants together on trays of wet pebbles. Misting the gardenia plant is not recommended, as this may cause problems with fungal leaf spot. The soil, which should be loose & organic, should be kept moist, but take care not to over water. Monitor the soil frequently for moisture, & water thoroughly as the top of soil Dries. The gardenia plant should also receive cooler nighttime temperatures & warmer daytime temperatures.