Jasmine cultivation tutorial Jasmine cultivation method

Jasmine comes from India. Its white petals have a strong fragrance and health benefits. Common jasmine is a potted ornamental flower, so it is suitable for home cultivation. Here we introduce the cultivation method of jasmine.

How to grow jasmine

1. Jasmine cultivation method - light

Jasmine likes a hot, humid and ventilated growing environment. It can thrive in a large amount of rich light. When there is sufficient light, the leaves of jasmine will be greener and the flowers will be more fragrant. If there is not enough sunlight, the flowers will bloom less. It is best to strengthen the warmth-keeping effect of jasmine in winter.

2. Jasmine cultivation method - water

Jasmine is not drought-tolerant. If it is not watered in time, the leaves of jasmine will turn yellow. In summer, it is best to water it twice a day, and water it when the temperature is cool to avoid temperature differences causing damage to the plant.

3. Jasmine cultivation method - soil

The soil needed for growing jasmine is fertile soil. It is good to make sandy soil and maintain slightly acidic soil to make the jasmine grow more healthily.

4. Jasmine cultivation method - fertilization

Jasmine is very suitable for growing in the hot summer season. Organic fertilizers and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers such as bone meal fertilizers can help jasmine grow better. Fertilization can be maintained twice a month, but be careful not to fertilize too much, and secondly, not too frequently. If jasmine is not fertilized enough, it will not bloom luxuriantly.