How to Plant Jasmine Seeds

Jasmine Seeds Introduction

Jasmine seeds are obtained after successful pollination between the female and male flowers of the plant and grow inside its fruit. They are usually spread by launching the seeds into the soil through their own elastic force.

Jasmine seed planting time

The best season for sowing jasmine is in spring, specifically around February to May, but the specific time depends on the local climate and environment. Don't do it too late or too early, otherwise it will affect the germination rate of the seeds.

How to plant jasmine seeds

1. Choose a seed

When planting jasmine, you should choose healthy and plump seeds, and then soak the seeds in warm water for a few hours. This will be more conducive to the plant's later germination.

2. Pot soil preparation

Before sowing jasmine, you need to prepare the flower pots and soil. The plant likes loose, fertile, breathable soil, preferably acidic soil. You can use garden soil, compost soil, river sand, and rice husk ash for preparation.

3. Sowing

After preparing the soil, evenly sow the jasmine seeds at a planting depth of about 1-2 cm. Cover them with a thin layer of soil and pay attention to controlling the planting spacing.