What are the benefits of African jasmine to people? How to propagate African jasmine

African jasmine is a beautiful ornamental plant. Its leaves are green and shiny, its flowers are fragrant and elegant, and it can be made into a potted plant. So what are the benefits of African jasmine to people? If you want to know the answer, you can follow me to have a look. At the same time, I will also let you know more about the cutting method of African jasmine.

What are the benefits of African jasmine to humans?

1. Pleasure of body and mind

The most important benefit of African jasmine to people is its pleasing body and mind, because this plant not only has a beautiful appearance, but also emits an attractive fragrance. Its flowering period is relatively long and its ornamental value is relatively high. People will feel relaxed and refreshed when they see this beautiful plant, which will keep people's body and mind happy.

2. Relax

Relaxation is also one of the important benefits of African jasmine to people, because African jasmine can emit attractive floral fragrance, and it can produce rich volatile oils, which can kill bacteria in the air, and can deeply relax human nerves, improve human sleep quality, regulate human mood, and improve work efficiency.

African jasmine cutting method

1. African jasmine has strong vitality and is particularly suitable for propagation by cuttings. When propagating African jasmine by cuttings, be sure to choose healthy branches, and the branches should preferably be fresh and tender branches grown in the current year. After cutting them, leave the top few pieces of bark on them, and make a slanted cut at the bottom, with the length kept between 15 and 20 cm.

2. When African jasmine is being transplanted, you must also prepare the substrate. It is best to use peat soil or sandy loam to make the substrate. After preparation, you need to exchange water to keep it moist. When the humidity is appropriate, insert the cut African jasmine branches directly into the soil, compact the soil, and water it every 3 to 5 days. After about 20 days, the branches of African jasmine will grow roots, and after some time, they can be transplanted into new pots.

Today, we will focus on letting you know the benefits of African jasmine to humans, and also let you know the cutting method of African jasmine. If you have African jasmine at home and want to grow more African jasmine, try to propagate it by cuttings yourself. As long as you follow the correct method introduced above, you can succeed in cuttings.