How can I revive a barely alive gardenia bush?




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I transplant a gardenia in planter and left it out for the sun. After a couple of days the plant is dry like if it was burned. Please help!!!!! what can I do? should I bring it indoors?
You could mix one tablespoon of Epson Salts into a gallon of water. Sprinkle it on the soil where the plant meets the soil. Doing this will put enzymes into the soil. Finish it off by giving it a regular watering. The extra water will help the roots receive the salts quicker. You can use this solution on any of your plants whether inside or outside. Plants flourish with this. Gardenias like acidic soil. One way to achieve this is to put used coffee grounds in the soil. I put my grounds in the soil used for my tomato plants. Great results. Best wishes headed you way.
I would try repotting and adding fresh sould with Epson salts.
I would try to repot
I would repot it into a beautiful pot thst i have thanks & God Bless
Hello, Sometimes a wilting gardenia can be revived with the simple addition of a bit of compost. These plants are heavy feeders that should be fertilized in the early summer, toward the end of June. If you notice that the leaves of your plant are turning yellow, poor nutrition is likely the cause. Fertilizing can help.