My gardenias are in serious struggle town. Some are nice and bushy but yellowing, some are struggling and just look like sticks. And then some we’ve had to pot as we renovate the yard and they’ll eventually be replanted (if they survive) but I think they’re dying and possibly beyond repair? They were originally moved to a different location but I’ve just moved them back into the garden bed (in their pots)

I’ve just tested the ph and it looks neutral at about 7.5 to 8. Could I use liquid iron sulphur to quickly help them or should I just be patient and use something like manutec sulphur granules that will take 6-8 weeks to slowly lower ph?

And does anyone know what I should do for the potted ones that look dead? Is it too late? Did they burn from the sun?

Located in WA.

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2 Comments

  1. WeedWrangler

    Most likely Magnesium deficiency, very common w Gardenias, look at epsom salts.

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