American Plant Exchange Gardenia Bush ‘Mini Veitchii’ – Live 6-Inch Indoor Flowering Plant, Fragrant Houseplant for Home or Office, for Mother's Day & Year-Round Décor

This plant just arrived in beautiful condition and already had a flower blooming. I plan to put in a container outside, so only time will tell how it thrives.

The leave on the plant are really healthy looking and green. No blooms yet. My problem is I ordered a tree. I did not want a bush, I wanted a tree as advertised and as shown in the photos. The middle stem possible started out correctly but in video you can see that new growth has been pulled up and tied in and also leaves starting to grow off the stem. Not sure how to even care for this when the leaves starting growing out of the new stems. Hope the company gets back to me but I doubt that will happen.

Beautiful. Exceeded all expectations! Healthy, package well. Best to f all plants that I have ordered. Thank you!!!!!

I just received delivery of my miniature Gardenia! It was packed very tightly & firmly in the box but was not damaged and it was well wrapped & protected in brown paper. The plant itself is in good shape and wide & healthy but no blossoms on it except a cardboard replica of a Gardenia blossom(LOL!) It has some yellow leaves on it but that’s to be expected during shipping. All in all, I’m satisfied with the plant. Value for money: Good price Size: Miniature Gardenia

Beautiful large flowering bush fast delivery and as pictured.

This plant was squashed and very dry when it arrived. It was dead within two days. For whatever reason, the app won’t let me complete the return process.

First, the top half of the box was smashed. But despite there being no protection for the plant in the box other than a plastic thin sheet around it, it was not damaged. Second, the plant was very dry and the leaves wilting, and about 10% of the leaves are turning yellow. Third, there is not one flower (hence no scent to rate) on the plant. And forth, there is not one discernible bud of any size on this plant. Even went over it with a magnifying glass. So if it re-hydrates successfully....and does not lose more leaves....and eventually grows some buds and then flowers....I will have what I thought I was buying. Oh yes...it was in a six inch pot.....not in a gallon tub as stated by the seller. FOLLOW UP: I received a prompt reply from the seller who offered to send me a replacement but it would also not have buds as the blooming season is over. I would not have purchased it if I had known this but I am appreciative that he made the offer. And the little plant is showing some improvement today so who cannot love an underdog. Who knows...there may be blooms in November if all goes well.

Came very well packaged-- no dirt spill no broken branches. It also was tall and had a lot of branches. Now for the problematical stuff. 1. very few buds on plant. 2. all new leaves were yellow not green-yellow but yellow--iron deficiency? 3. all along the mid vein of all newer leaves is a blackish, grayish rust like blotch--environmental orO II disease or bug? For now , I am going to hope for the best but I have a feeling that this plant is not a healthy camper. Update 5/13 Many leaves have fallen off. I don't know if it's going to make it. The plant appears to be dry everyday even through its watered. There are a lot of surface roots indicating the need to repot. That's risky right now because it can't be left outside. I'm afraid of root rot if its over potted sitting in dam soil. Weather here isn't warm enough to push the plant to use up the water. We'll see but it doesn't look good.