When to plant jasmine

1. Sowing time

The best time to sow jasmine is spring, which can be done between February and May. However, the climate in each region is different, and the sowing time is not uniform. It can be advanced or delayed appropriately according to the local temperature. However, do not do it too early or too late. Planting in relatively cold or hot weather will not only affect the germination of seeds, but also have an impact on later growth.

2. Sowing Method

1. Select seeds: If you want the plants to grow more luxuriantly, you should choose seeds that are in good growth condition and fuller, and they must not be infested with diseases and insects. Be careful not to use old seeds, as they will be difficult to germinate.

2. Germination: Put the selected seeds into warm water and allow them to absorb enough water. Soak them for about a day. They will be easier to germinate after germination.

3. Prepare the soil: Prepare some clean, fertile soil. Throw away the large pieces of soil before sowing. It is best to use fine soil.

4. Sowing: Put the germinated seeds into the soil. The planting depth should be shallow. If it is too deep, it will hinder its germination. After sowing, you need to water it thoroughly and then cover it with straw.