Jasminum longistylum takes a few years to bloom and bear fruit.
This article provides a core guide: the blooming and fruiting period of Jasminum longistylum, as well as information about its cultivation methods and precautions in the field of green plants and flowers. Please see the detailed introduction below.
The blooming season of Jasminum longistylum is filled with fragrant flowers, making it extremely suitable to call it a fragrant flower. Many people choose to grow it as a houseplant because of its unique flower fragrance.
As a evergreen shrub, some people only see leaves and flowers but not the blooming. Why doesn't your Jasminum longistylum bloom? There are many reasons for the non-blooming of Jasminum longistylum, such as improper lighting, incorrect fertilization, excessive watering, and poor care during the flowering period. Today, the editor will teach you 5 tips to make the flowers bloom profusely.
Why doesn't Jasminum longistylum bloom? There are mainly the following five reasons:
1. Has it reached the right age?
If you choose to plant Jasminum longistylum by cuttage, it can bloom in the same year. However, if planted by seeds, it generally takes 3-4 years for Jasminum longistylum to bloom. Different planting methods result in different growth conditions of the plants.
2. Is there enough watering?
The non-blooming of Jasminum longistylum is closely related to whether the watering is appropriate. The general principle for watering Jasminum longistylum is twice a week. During the bud stage, it can be extended to once every 5 days, and then return to normal watering principles once the buds grow normally.
3. Is there enough light?
Why doesn't the potted Jasminum longistylum bloom is closely related to light. Jasminum longistylum naturally loves light and should be exposed to at least 2-5 hours of sunlight each day. Sufficient light is conducive to the differentiation of flower buds and healthier photosynthesis, resulting in more fragrant flowers. In summer, shade it and place it in a place with diffused light, while in winter, it can be exposed to full sunlight.
4. Can you control temperature and humidity?
Jasminum longistylum is drought-resistant but also likes moisture. It grows rapidly at temperatures below 35 degrees Celsius. Its cold resistance is average, and it should be kept indoors and properly insulated at temperatures between 5-10 degrees Celsius. The humidity of Jasminum longistylum should also be maintained, especially in summer and early autumn, when the plant should be watered to reduce moisture, with 1-2 sprays per day or the use of a humidifier.
5. Is there enough fertilization?
The growth and blooming of Jasminum longistylum depend on sufficient fertilizer. The non-blooming of potted Jasminum longistylum is closely related to the availability of nutrients. Sufficient nutrients are beneficial for growth and blooming. Therefore, fertilizing before flowering is essential. However, to ensure a balanced nutrient supply, it cannot be fertilized with a single type of fertilizer. Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers should all be used, alternating every 10 days with a light application of fertilizer.
Keeping a pot of Jasminum longistylum at home brings good fortune!
Jasminum longistylum is a "treasure" plant. It is valuable for medicinal, culinary, and tea purposes. With white flowers and evergreen leaves, it is considered to bring gold in feng shui, symbolizing prosperity for the family, representing eternal greenery, and homophonic with "lu," meaning longevity and health for the family.
When does Jasminum longistylum bloom?
Generally, Jasminum longistylum blooms in July each year and can bloom from July to October, which is a relatively long flowering period. Of course, due to different regions and climates, the blooming time of Jasminum longistylum also varies. In a suitable environment, it can bloom as early as the beginning of June. The conditions for blooming are mainly determined by temperature and humidity.
Although Jasminum longistylum only blooms once a year, it is an evergreen plant that has high ornamental value even when not flowering, as it has a very upright shape and is considered ideal material for training into tree trunk bonsai by many enthusiasts.
The above is the knowledge of when Jasminum longistylum blooms and bears fruit, as well as its cultivation methods and precautions. I hope this article can be of some help to you!