As the saying goes, watering for three years is the key to whether you can grow flowers or not. Jasmine likes water and hates it. If you water it too much, the jasmine leaves will turn yellow. Regarding the watering of jasmine, it needs to be decided according to its conservation environment and season. Jasmine is native to a certain area in India, where it is hot and humid. Therefore, jasmine has a great demand for water in general. 1. Spring. Spring is the time for jasmine to resume growth, the temperature rises, and it sprouts new branches and leaves. Therefore, we should give it enough water to make it grow new branches and buds. If there is enough light, you can water it once a day. 2. Summer. Summer is generally hot and humid, which is the fastest time for jasmine to grow, so the demand for water is greatly increased. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the watering amount of jasmine. If the water loses quickly, you can water it twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the evening. 3. Autumn. The temperature drops in autumn, and the growth of jasmine gradually slows down. At this time, it is necessary to reduce and control the amount of jasmine. Never overdo it and hurt the jasmine. This is conducive to the storage of enough energy in the branches and leaves of jasmine, which makes jasmine grow stronger and spend the cold winter safely. 4. Winter. Jasmine in winter is in a semi-dormant state and grows slowly. The amount of watering should be reduced compared with autumn. Just control the watering and keep it slightly wet. Give it enough sunshine. But after all, jasmine is a plant in hot and humid areas, so remember to have enough humidity with it. The humidity of jasmine is about 75% ~ 85%. Conditional friends should spray their growing environment with artificial water. Keep his surroundings highly humid. In the process of conservation, especially in the northern region, we must always keep this in mind. Friends who like to conserve jasmine, I hope I can help you.