Precautions for transplanting jasmine. Methods and techniques for growing jasmine in pots

Jasmine is fragrant and white, which is particularly pleasing to the eye. Many people grow it at home. In the process of growing jasmine, when the plant is too large or the soil in the pot is compacted, it must be transplanted in time so that the jasmine can grow and bloom better.

Jasmine is usually transplanted in spring and autumn. The temperature changes too much between summer and winter, making it unsuitable for transplanting. The best time for transplanting is in March and April in spring, when growth has not yet begun and the nutrients consumed are relatively small, which has little impact on the jasmine.

Key points for transplanting jasmine

1. Remove from the pot: Stop fertilizing a few days before transplanting jasmine, control watering, and do not make the potting soil too wet. Be gentle when transplanting jasmine, be careful not to damage the root system of the plant, and try to keep the original soil of the plant.

2. Transplanting: The soil for transplanting can be prepared by mixing garden soil, peat soil and river sand. The soil prepared in this way is more fertile and has good air permeability. If you find it troublesome to prepare the soil, you can go to the flower garden to buy special soil for planting. Fill the flowerpot with the prepared soil, and then plant the jasmine in the middle.

Jasmine transplanting management

1. Light: Newly transplanted jasmine cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. Strong light will burn the plant and cause the leaves to turn yellow. In severe cases, it will wither and die. Therefore, after transplanting, the jasmine should be placed in a cool place for cultivation, and then gradually exposed to light after the jasmine has adapted.

2. Watering: Jasmine needs to be watered once after transplanting to help it take root. After watering, the jasmine will enter a period of acclimatization to adapt to the new soil. Its ability to absorb water is weak and it does not need to be watered again to prevent the potting soil from being too moist and causing root rot. The period of acclimatization is generally 7 to 10 days, and you can water it normally after the period.