Can yellow jasmine survive in the soil?

1. Can it survive?

Theoretically, the yellow jasmine can survive if planted in the soil, but it is difficult to take root and is basically impossible to survive. It is necessary to create a suitable growth environment, pay attention to the cutting method, cut thick and strong branches, and choose the cutting medium. This method is generally not chosen for reproduction. Sowing and layering methods can be used. These two methods are commonly used.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Sowing: When the seeds crack and turn red, they can be harvested. The time cannot be delayed too long. Wrap the harvested seeds in moist sand. Wait until the spring of the following year to sow the seeds. Sow the seeds and they will germinate in about a month. Transplant them after the seedlings have grown stably in the evening, but the seeds are difficult to harvest.

2. Grafting: Grafting is the most commonly used method. Choose Huangshan Huanglan as the rootstock, and keep the diameter above 5 mm. Cut strong branches from the mother plant in good condition, cut a hole at the bottom, then cut a slightly larger hole on the rootstock, insert the scion branch into it, and wrap it up with bundles.