My husband and I bet that if his gardenia bloomed within 10 days I would cover 10 days of chores; if it didn't bloom within 10 days, he would empty my shopping cart. He bought it at noon today

My husband and I bet that if his gardenia bloomed within 10 days I would cover 10 days of chores; if it didn't bloom within 10 days, he would empty my shopping cart.

The gardenia he bought back at noon today, not to say that it can bloom, I said no, in the end I had to bet on it.

The floor heating at home is very hot, and now the fans are turned on, the room is dry, the gardenia is raised, and the humidity of the camellia is not enough. The last tulip was so dry that the buds were not even opened, and the petals dried out. There are also dead camellias, which are also dry and thorough.

These gardenias are moved out of the greenhouse, and the humidity is well controlled, but it is certainly not possible in their own environment.

I also hope it will flower, but it is certainly not enough to spray water on the leaves. I also gave him a trick to build a small shed to ensure humidity.

He said no, hurriedly changed the pot, and happily waited for the flower.

10 days will soon pass, waiting for the results. Without further ado, I went to the major online stores to try to fill the shopping cart.

Fellow florists, which of us do you think will win?