How to cultivate jasmine
A detailed introduction about how to cultivate jasmine and the care knowledge of potted jasmine, the specific content is as follows:
Huahua has been raising a pot of jasmine at home, and it has bloomed in these days. The white petals hang on the branches, making people love them anew. Moreover, the branches of jasmine are delicate and twisted, looking like small potted landscapes. The fragrance of jasmine is truly captivating. Although there are only two or three jasmines in bloom at home, one can smell the delicate scent as soon as one returns, which is a feeling of great happiness.
Many gardening enthusiasts have been asking Huahua why the jasmine they grow at home does not bloom, or why the jasmine blooms and then falls off after being touched, or why their jasmine is infested with pests. Today, Huahua would like to share with you some experience in growing flowers at home, especially some techniques for caring for jasmine, hoping that the jasmines in your homes can bloom early.
Firstly, the choice of soil for jasmine cultivation is crucial. We cannot randomly dig some soil from the garden to use for jasmine care. We need to choose well-draining soil. We can buy ready-made flower care soil directly or mix decomposed leaf soil and river sand to make the soil more breathable. Alternatively, we can place some pebbles at the bottom of the pot to allow excess water to flow away.
Ample sunlight is a necessary condition for jasmine to bloom. It is best to place the jasmine on the balcony to ensure it receives plenty of sunlight. The daily sunlight exposure for jasmine should not be less than 8 hours. So, if you are keeping jasmine in places with insufficient sunlight, such as the living room or bedroom, it's time to move your jasmine to a new location.
How to cultivate jasmine
Many flowering plants do not require much water, but jasmine is different. Jasmine has high humidity requirements, so we must water it regularly. There is also a technique to watering jasmine; we should not wait for the soil to completely dry out before watering. We can water our jasmine as soon as we see the surface of the soil slightly dry.
Jasmine has high demands for nutrients during its growing and blooming periods. We cannot completely stop fertilizing it and let it grow wild. It is best to apply fertilizer twice a month to provide enough nutrients for its growth and blooming. When fertilizing, we can choose organic fertilizers or decomposed soybean cakes or peanut cakes placed in the soil to help them bloom.
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