To whom it may concern:
I just received a Gardinia Plant for Mother's day and don't want to kill it ,the care ticket on the plant says water everyday and to have it is a bright place. It is about 1and 1/2 feet tall and pretty and green with a couple of blooms to open soon. My question is are these the right directions and when should I transplant it to a bigger pot? Will it get root bound and does the planter have to have proper drainage,most ceramaic planters don't have drainage openings as I'd like to have it in a ceramic planter if not what type should I used.
Years ago my Mother had a Gardinia the had 50 blooms on I think my Dad put it is a big bucket or barrel It was very pretty but don't remember to well as I was young and wasn't interested in plantsto much it was in the late 40's early 50's. My brothers got her one on different occasions.
Thank you for listening and hope to hear from you soon about the plant
Sincerely.
Arlene Weymer

To Whom it may concern,
My Mother recieved a gardinia plant for Mother's Day,
and it is beautiful. It is about 4 to 5 feet tall. We noticed that some of the leaves are turning yellow. I think it's because the plant had too much water, and she thinks it didn't have enough water. Does anyone know why this happens, and what to do about it? thank you, Barb