How to grow French jasmine

1. Breeding environment

1. Temperature: French jasmine prefers relatively warm growing conditions, is afraid of cold and cannot tolerate freezing, so measures need to be taken to keep it warm in winter.

2. Soil: French jasmine prefers soft, fertile, slightly acidic soil and cannot grow in soil that is too alkaline. When cultivating, you can mix leaf mold and sand as its culture soil.

3. Water: French jasmine likes moisture and cannot grow in dry conditions for a long time. In summer when water evaporates quickly, it is necessary to water the plant once in the morning and once in the evening. It is also afraid of waterlogging. During the rainy season, the accumulated water in the pot needs to be drained in time.

4. Fertilization: It is relatively fond of fertilizer. In summer, it is necessary to add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, which can help it bloom. During the growing season, nitrogen fertilizer needs to be added, which can help the growth of its branches and leaves and make it more luxuriant.

2. Pruning method

Because it grows relatively fast, it needs to be pruned promptly. When branches grow out of the crown, they need to be pruned off in time to maintain the beautiful shape of the plant. When its branches grow too densely, they need to be thinned out to improve the light and ventilation conditions inside the plant. When diseased or weak branches appear, they need to be pruned off in time to reduce nutrient consumption.