1. Soil: It is best to use loose and breathable soil to raise jasmine.
2, watering: usually water in moderation, watering too much leaves will turn yellow, poor soil ventilation will lead to rotten roots, if the amount of watering is too much, put the flowerpot in a cool place and loosen the soil properly. In winter, the watering amount should be controlled, and the pot soil should be kept slightly moist, and water should be poured once every 5-7 days.
3. Fertilization: The flowering period of jasmine is relatively long, so the amount of fertilizer required will increase, especially during the formation of flower buds. However, excessive fertilization will generally rot the roots. Do not fertilize when the soil is too dry or too wet.
4. Illumination: Jasmine can grow better if there is sufficient sunlight. If it is in a cool environment for a long time, it will not bloom because of insufficient sunlight. At this time, it should be placed in a sunny place, and more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied, and the amount of watering should be controlled.
Extended information: breeding methods
1. Cutting propagation: select 2-4-year-old mother plants, cut the upper healthy branches into about 10 cm, remove the lower leaves, leave 2-4 pairs of buds for each branch, pour water into the seedbed, cover it with film to improve the air humidity, and transplant it in about 40 days.
2. Propagation by layering: cut the healthy branches up to 15 cm long, press them into the soil, and cover them with about 5 cm of soil. Water after layering, it will take root in about a month, and it can be transplanted in about two months.