How to grow African jasmine? How to grow African jasmine and what to pay attention to

African jasmine is the most suitable ornamental plant to be cultivated at home. This plant is Bhutanese, with elegant flowers and green leaves. It can also emit a faint floral fragrance, which can eliminate bacteria in the air, regulate human emotions, and improve sleep quality. However, when people want to cultivate African jasmine at home, they must understand its correct cultivation method, otherwise there will always be problems in the cultivation process.

How to grow African jasmine

African jasmine can be cultivated in loose and fertile soil, and the temperature of the cultivation environment should be between 18 and 22 degrees, and it should be able to provide it with appropriate light and water during the cultivation process. In addition, African jasmine also requires a certain amount of fertilizer during the growth process, especially after it enters the peak growth season. Pay attention to timely fertilization. Only in this way can African jasmine be grown well.

How to grow African jasmine

1. Temperature and sunlight

Temperature and sunlight are two important conditions for people to grow African jasmine. This plant likes to grow in a warm environment of about 20 degrees. When the temperature is above 30 degrees or below five degrees, it will stop growing. This plant needs moderate sunlight during its growth. Its native environment belongs to semi-shade state, so when it is cultivated at home, just let it receive sufficient scattered light.

2. Water and fertilizer

Water and fertilizer are also important factors for people to grow African jasmine well. This plant likes sufficient water, but is afraid of waterlogging, so it is necessary to water it frequently during the cultivation period, but do not let the flowerpot accumulate water, otherwise its roots will rot. Every spring and summer is the peak growth season for African jasmine. At this time, African jasmine has a relatively large demand for fertilizers. It should be topdressed every 10 to 15 days, and the fertilizer should be decomposed cake fertilizer water. But it is also necessary to pay attention to the supplement of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before it enters the flowering period.

Precautions for growing African jasmine

African jasmine is an ornamental plant that likes a warm environment. People must pay attention to keeping it warm when growing it at home, especially after entering the cold winter, it must be moved to a warm room. If the indoor temperature is too low, you can also use a heater to raise the indoor temperature. If the indoor temperature drops below five degrees, it will die due to the low temperature.