The best time to repot jasmine, the month to repot and the precautions

The right time to repot jasmine

Jasmine can be repotted all year round, but the best time to repot is recommended to be in spring from March to April. At this time, the jasmine has not yet begun to sprout and consumes less nutrients. Repotting at this time will have less impact on the jasmine, and the temperature at this time is more suitable for the growth of jasmine after repotting.

Preparations for repotting jasmine

Before repotting jasmine, be sure to water it thoroughly. Then you can wait 1-3 days before repotting it. It will be easier to do. First, gently take the plant out of the original pot and tap the outer wall with your hand to separate the plant from the pot. Then shake off the old soil around it, but be careful not to damage the root system of the jasmine, otherwise it will affect its later growth.

Jasmine repotting methods and key points

1. Remove the pot and prune

When repotting jasmine, first loosen the soil around it with a shovel, then remove the old soil, be careful not to damage the root system, cut off all the old and rotten roots underneath, and place the roots in a carbendazim solution for disinfection.

2. Watering the plants in the pot

After repotting the jasmine, do not water it immediately. It is best to water it half a day later and water it thoroughly. Place the jasmine in a cool place and avoid direct sunlight. When the soil becomes dry, you can water it a second time.