When does Tiger Jasmine sprout (When does Tiger Jasmine sprout and bloom)

In which month does Tiger Jasmine sprout new buds every year?

Although Tiger Jasmine is a variant of the genus Jasmine in the Oleaceae family, its growth habits are similar. According to its physiological characteristics, Tiger Jasmine will sprout new buds every spring when the temperature rises above 20 degrees Celsius .

For example, the climate in the south is relatively warm, and new buds usually begin to sprout in March and April ; for example, the climate in the north is relatively cold, and the sprouting will be delayed by about 2 months .

What should we pay attention to when tiger jasmine sprouts new buds?

First, sufficient light

Tiger jasmine likes a growing environment with plenty of sunlight, and dark light is very unfavorable to its growth.

If the new buds are not moved to a well-lit location for maintenance in time when they sprout every year, the new buds will easily wilt and turn yellow, and in severe cases, they will stop growing.

It is recommended that when new buds sprout every year, which is when the temperature rises in spring, they should be moved outdoors for care and exposed to natural sunlight, with the daily exposure time not less than 4 hours.

It should also be noted that it is best to place it indoors in the north to avoid damage from sudden "late spring cold".

Second point, rich in nutrition

Tiger jasmine likes fertile soil environment, poor soil will hinder the normal growth of the plant. If there is no timely nutritional supplement when new buds sprout every year, the new buds will turn yellow or not grow.

It is recommended that when you see new buds sprouting every year, you should carry out fertilization maintenance management. Use nutrient-rich cake fertilizer water, dilute it with clean water, and apply it once every 20 to 30 days, adopting the method of "thin fertilizer and frequent application".

Third point: humidity maintenance

Although the root system of tiger jasmine is not strong, it still likes a moist growing environment, especially when new buds sprout. If the humidity of the environment is not maintained at a certain level when new buds sprout every year, the new buds will wither, causing the plant to wither.

It is recommended that except for winter, there is no need to maintain a certain humidity. In other seasons, humidity should be maintained by spraying water through the air, and watering should be done thoroughly when the soil is dry.

Fourth, the soil is slightly acidic

Tiger jasmine has strict requirements for soil and avoids alkaline soil. If the soil is alkaline, the new buds will easily turn yellow and wither when they germinate, because more iron and nutrients are needed at this time.

It is recommended to repot before new buds sprout or after flowers wither, and use soil with strong air permeability and good drainage, such as a mixture of 3 parts leaf mold and 2 parts coarse sand.