How to raise jasmine? Five ways to make jasmine blossom all over the branches.

Jasmine is actually a plant from India, but our love for jasmine has not diminished. How to raise jasmine is very simple. Adequate sunshine and watering, diligent fertilization and diligent pruning can make jasmine blossom luxuriantly and its fragrance float all over the garden. In addition, it is necessary to prevent the harm of pests and diseases to jasmine plants.

1. Jasmine cultivation method 1. acid soil

Jasmine likes slightly acidic fertile soil, because watering and fertilization are very frequent, so the soil should be permeable and breathable. Humus humus and peat soil with sandy loam are very suitable, and they are mixed in the ratio of 3:3:4. It is necessary to add ferrous sulfate once a month to ensure the acidity of the soil.

2. Plenty of sunshine

About how to raise jasmine, the most basic thing is that enough sunlight shines on jasmine. There has been a saying among gardeners that jasmine will never wither in the sun and wintersweet will never wither in the drought. You can bask in the sun all day in spring and autumn and winter to ensure the growth of jasmine. In summer, in addition to delivery at noon, you can also bask in the sun in the morning and evening.

3. Drink plenty of water.

Jasmine likes humid environment, and needs watering from time to time to ensure the humidity of the soil. In spring and autumn, the climate is warm, so it is good to water 1 time every 2 ~ 3 days, it is best to water 1 time in the morning and evening in summer, and it is necessary to water 1 time in winter when the soil is slightly dry for 6 days. There is no need for water in the basin, as long as it is slightly wet, especially in the rainy season, the accumulated water in the basin should be poured out at any time.

4. Temperature

Jasmine comes from tropical areas, likes warmer environment and is not cold-resistant. It is suitable for growing in the environment between 22℃ and 35℃, and the temperature must be controlled above 65438 00℃ in winter to prevent the jasmine tree from freezing when the temperature is lower than 5℃. Above 38℃ in summer, it will also sleep because the temperature is too high.

5, diligent fertilization

Jasmine is a plant that likes fertilizer very much. I have always had the common sense of raising orchids and muddy jasmine. Any N, P and K compound fertilizer will do. Fertilization must be thin and diligent. In spring and autumn, it grows in a long period, applying fertilizer 1 time every 3-4 days, and applying light fertilizer once every 2 days during flowering. Apply light fertilizer in autumn as a reserve in winter, and never apply fertilizer in winter.

Second, the propagation mode of Jasmine is 1, cutting.

The propagation methods of jasmine are divided into cutting and layering, among which cutting is the most common. When it is most suitable for cutting in spring from March to April, take robust branches and buds with leaves for 2 years, about 12 cm long, and leave 2 ~ 3 leaves cut in half at the top. Insert branches and buds into the soil, water them and put them in a cool environment. After 10 ~ 15 days, new buds will grow.

2, high voltage branch

Find a place with cool weather in spring, select the long and tough branches and buds of jasmine, cut off the top leaves, and girdle the bark of the branches with a knife at a certain height. Wrap peat soil on the plastic wrap, wrap it around the peeling part of the branch, tie it tightly with a rope and press it in the soil. Generally speaking, after 2 ~ 3 months, jasmine can take root 3 cm below the girdling place.

Third, jasmine pests 1, scale insects

Jasmine is very fragrant and easily attracts pests. The most common are scale insects and noctuids. They will absorb nutrients from jasmine plants, but the fragrance of jasmine will fade and the plants will wither. When the pests and diseases are not serious, black lights and poplar branches can be used to eliminate them, and sweet and sour liquid can also be used to trap and kill them. If it is too serious, spray the plants with 90% trichlorfon diluted 800 times to kill insects.

2. Yellowing disease

Improper cultivation of jasmine will make them suffer from yellowing, not only the flowers will turn yellow, but also the leaves will turn yellow, and the plants will slowly wither and wither. The disease should be treated in time, otherwise it will cause the death of saplings. Spraying plants with 100 times diluted black alum water can control the disease.

Conclusion: Through the above introduction, I believe everyone can know how jasmine is cultivated. Jasmine has an unparalleled fragrance and dense green leaves. Keeping it at home not only smells good, but also the environment looks pleasing to the eye. It is really a must-have potted plant at home!