Monday, January 30, 2012

Yellow leaves on my gardenias I live on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia?

I have found that yellow leaves on my plants usually means they are lacking in some important nutrient. Since I do not Know your soil type there it would be most helpful for you to see your local nursery-man, perhaps if you were to take a leaf from your plant and a small soil sample, he would be able to be more precise.
Yellow leaves on my gardenias I live on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia?
This is an old fashion remedy but it works and quite quickly ,epsom salts disolved in water and then sprinled over plant ,
Reply:Yellow leaves on a gardenia means the plant is in need of magnesium. My mother used to dissolve Epsom Salts (hydrated magnesium sulfate) in water in a watering can and pour on her gardenias. It works too.



Problem - Gardenia leaves are turning yellow.



Solution - Place some magnesium-rich fetitliser close to its roots. Within a couple of weeks the leaves should start to turn green (instead of sickly yellow). The plant should also begin flowering.



From my gardening bible, The Yates Garden Guide.

Australia's bestselling practical gardening guide.

First published in 1895.

(I have the latest edition.)



Happy gardening!
Reply:I'm on the goldcoast to and my gardenia also has a few yellow leaves. I'm sure that has happened before and they just fall off and more grow but mine is due for a bit of a prune so I will do that and throw a bit of feed around
height increasing shoes
  • topical cream
  • No comments:

    Post a Comment