What are the cultivation methods and precautions of jasmine?

Jasmine Introduction

Jasmine, also known as jasmine, belongs to the Oleaceae family. It can grow to a height of 3 meters. Its flowering period is from May to August, and its fruiting period is from July to September.

When propagating, cutting propagation is generally used, which is carried out from April to October each year. It will take about 40-60 days for roots to take shape after planting.

Jasmine cultivation method

Jasmine prefers a warm and humid growing environment. It grows better in a semi-shaded environment. It needs sufficient sunlight and good ventilation during maintenance. However, it needs to avoid strong light in summer. It needs to be pruned regularly during maintenance, and it must be planted in soil containing humus.

Watering method

When watering jasmine, be sure to water it in moderation and avoid water accumulation, otherwise it will affect its growth and cause the leaves to turn yellow, but the soil must not be too dry.

Fertilization method

Jasmine requires more nutrients during its cultivation process. When new shoots grow, it needs to be fertilized every 15 days, and this continues until around September. It is best to use a thin cake fertilizer water.

Pruning methods

Jasmine can usually be pruned in March every year. As new buds grow, some old branches can be cut off from the bottom, but only 20 cm at most. Do not cut too much, otherwise it will affect the growth of jasmine.

Jasmine cultivation precautions

Jasmine loves sunlight very much and does not like shady places. If there is no light, it cannot grow and it is not conducive to blooming. It may also lead to the situation of not blooming. In addition, it is necessary to water and fertilize it reasonably at ordinary times, and prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests. After discovery, it needs to be treated with drugs.