How to grow African jasmine in winter
Last Update ：2024.12.27
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African jasmine should be kept warm during the winter. When it cools down, it should be moved indoors or covered with a plastic bag to keep warm. Moreover, the breeding location must be able to see the sun, and it must be exposed to the sun for at least 2 hours a day. If you grow it indoors, you should open more windows to ensure good ventilation in the environment. The amount of watering should be moderate. If the substrate is not dry, there is no need to water.
1. Keep warm
1. Keep warm
When raising African jasmine in winter, appropriate measures to keep out the cold must be taken. When the temperature drops, move it indoors as soon as possible, or cover it with a plastic bag to prevent it from being blown directly by the cold wind. Note that although it is warmer next to a heating facility, do not place the plant near it, as it will speed up water evaporation and cause the plant to dry out.
2. Accept light
This The seasonal sunlight is very weak. Even if it is left in the sun all day long, it will not be sunburned. Therefore, the position where it is maintained should be able to see the sun. Proper exposure to light can increase temperature to some extent. If it cannot be grown in the sun, move the potted plant to a sunny location every day and receive at least 2 hours of light.
3. Increase ventilation
Winter Most of them are maintained indoors. You should pay attention to the fact that the room should not be too dry and stuffy. You should open windows when the sun is shining so that the plants can absorb fresh air. If you stay indoors in a relatively stuffy environment throughout the winter, the plants will grow poorly and may not survive the winter smoothly.
4. Watering sparingly
The amount of watering given to African jasmine should be appropriately reduced. If it is still wet, there is no need to water again and there should be no excess water. produce. If it is maintained in an air-conditioned room, water should be sprayed from time to time to prevent the maintenance environment from being too dry.
2. Accept light
3. Increase ventilation
4. Watering sparingly
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