How to propagate windmill jasmine and what to pay attention to

How to propagate windmill jasmine

The common method of propagation for windmill jasmine is cuttings. It can also be propagated by layering or division. Its seeds can also be propagated. However, cuttings are the fastest way for windmill jasmine to take root.

Windmill jasmine breeding time

If windmill jasmine is to be propagated by cuttings, it can generally be done in the spring when there is sufficient rain. The climate during this period is more suitable, and the temperature and humidity are suitable, so the survival rate of reproduction is high.

How to propagate windmill jasmine

Windmill jasmine cutting propagation

Cut mature one-year-old windmill jasmine branches as cuttings, preferably with more than two nodes, remove the lower leaves, wait until the wounds are dry, and insert them into the sand bed. Cover with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize.

Windmill jasmine sowing propagation

If you are propagating by seeding in the northern region, you can use a greenhouse or geothermal seedbed to grow seedlings. Directly sow the seeds on the seedbed and control the ground temperature at around 20°C to promote germination as quickly as possible.

Notes on Breeding Windmill Jasmine

When propagating Windmill Jasmine by cuttings, you need to be careful to choose semi-lignified branches or relatively tender branches for cuttings, which will help improve the survival rate of cuttings. The ambient temperature during cuttings should be between 18-28℃, with a high survival rate, but it should be avoided during the dormant and semi-dormant periods.