Is jasmine better grown in water or soil?

Is it better to grow jasmine in water or soil?

If the roots of jasmine are healthy and strong enough, then it can be cultivated hydroponically. Because jasmine has higher requirements for soil when cultivated in soil, hydroponics is more convenient in comparison.

Methods and precautions for hydroponic jasmine

1. Plant treatment: When hydroponically cultivating jasmine, the quality of water must be ensured. Use pure water for cultivation. First, shorten the healthy branches to about 6-8 cm, and cut off all the leaves except for the two or three leaves on the top.

2. Cutting: Insert the processed jasmine branches into a bottle of water, add a small amount of nutrient solution, place it in a cool and ventilated place to avoid direct sunlight, and wait for it to take root in the water.

Methods and precautions for cultivating jasmine in soil

1. Sowing: When planting jasmine, you need to mix rotten leaves, garden soil, river sand, and manure, and place it in a place with scattered light and good air circulation. After it grows a little bigger, you need to give it more sufficient light time.

2. Daily maintenance : After sowing jasmine, the pot and soil should be changed every 1-2 years or so. Be sure to loosen the soil, water it when it is dry and wet, prevent waterlogging and root rot, and do not fertilize frequently to prevent root damage.