How to Propagate双色茉莉 (Two-color Jasmine)
You may not be familiar with how to propagate two-color jasmine and the simplest methods of jasmine propagation in the aspect of green plants and flowers. Next, the editor will introduce this.
Two-color jasmine can bloom multiple times a year, with strong fragrance and flower color that can change from blue to white naturally. It is a type of indoor ornamental flower loved by many people, and many are willing to keep several clusters of magical two-color jasmines at home. The main propagation methods of two-color jasmine are seeding and cutting, with the cutting method being more common. Below is a detailed explanation of the cutting method for two-color jasmine.
1. Cutting Time
Two-color jasmine is usually cut in spring and autumn. If using softwood cuttings, it is best to do it in late spring or early autumn; if using hardwood cuttings, it is best to do it in early spring.
2. Cutting Preparation
The soil can be a mixture of river sand and peat soil in equal parts. Note that the river sand needs to be washed several times, and the substrate should also be placed in the sun to eliminate bacteria and viruses after preparation. The cuttings can be this year's young branches or perennial old branches, selecting strong stem sections, cutting about 10 centimeters, and making sure to retain more than 3 nodes.
3. Cutting Process
Insert the cut cuttings into the prepared soil, fill the soil tightly, and cover with 2-3 centimeters of soil. Then spray water moderately to keep the soil moist.
4. Management
After cutting, move the plants to a shady place promptly to avoid direct sunlight, and gradually increase the light after the roots have formed. To encourage the cuttings to root quickly, it is best to maintain a temperature of 20-30℃, and keep the humidity at 75-85%, spraying water 2-3 times a day to provide sufficient water for the plant's growth.
The above sharing on how to propagate two-color jasmine and the simplest methods of jasmine propagation provides a comprehensive explanation of knowledge, hoping it can help you.