When does jasmine sprout in spring?
Core introduction: This article introduces the cultivation of jasmine at home, focusing on when it sprouts in spring, and will share more information with you.
It's now the season of warm weather and blooming flowers, but some jasmine growers may be anxious, asking everywhere when jasmine sprouts in spring. There is no fixed time, only a general range, and the climate differences between the north and south regions can also lead to different sprouting times.
Under normal conditions, jasmine will start to sprout around April, with the first bloom period starting from May to June. Due to the annual climate variations, it is normal to be early or late. Also, it usually starts to sprout about 10-15 days after Qingming Festival.
For those whose jasmine has not yet sprouted, here's a suggestion: if the branches are vigorous, it's better to wait patiently and place the jasmine in a well-lit and well-ventilated area. If the jasmine loses all its leaves in winter, it needs to be carefully checked. Normally, jasmine does not need to shed leaves in winter. If it is not properly cared for, it will shed leaves in winter, but that's not the main issue. The key is that if the leaves fall due to improper care, the jasmine may silently die, and it will not sprout in spring.
If there is leaf shedding in winter or early spring, it is basically a problem with the jasmine's roots and branches. There are several reasons:
1) Overwatering, the soil in the pot is too wet;
2) After moving out, encountering a cold spell in spring and the branches being frozen;
3) Being kept indoors for a long time in winter without proper ventilation.
The above is a detailed explanation of when jasmine sprouts in spring, hoping this article can bring you some help in green plant management!