How to make old jasmine branches sprout and how to prune old branches

1. How to make old jasmine branches sprout

1. Proper hydration: Giving it the right amount of water can promote vitality. It likes a humid environment and must be given sufficient water during the growing season, but be careful not to give it too much as it is not tolerant to waterlogging. If the soil is dry, not only will the old branches not sprout, but it will also be difficult to maintain normal growth and poor growth may occur.

2. Apply fertilizer in moderation: If you want the old branches of jasmine to sprout, nutrients are also very important, so fertilizers should be added in time. Fertilizer can be selected from decomposed organic fertilizer. Remember to dilute it before applying it. This way, the nutrients will be sufficient and the concentration will be low, which is easier to absorb. With sufficient nutrients, the plant will grow vigorously and its germination ability will become stronger, thus promoting the germination of old branches.

3. Timely pruning: Pruning should be carried out in time during management. Excess branches and leaves should be cut off in time to reduce nutrient loss and water evaporation, so that nutrients will be more concentrated and promote the germination of new buds.

2. How to prune old jasmine branches

Pruning of old jasmine branches is usually done in spring, between March and April. During this period, the temperature slowly rises and becomes stable. Old and diseased branches will become visible and need to be cut off immediately. This will allow the new branches to get more nutrients and promote growth. Such management is also beneficial for later flowering.