African jasmine cultivation methods and precautions
Last Update :2024.05.24
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Sunlight: African jasmine should be given full sun in spring and autumn and shade in summer. Watering: Water in time to keep the soil slightly moist. Fertilization: During the growth period, diluted cake fertilizer water needs to be applied to it once a month. Temperature: between 18-32℃ during the growing season, below 38℃ in summer, and within 3-5℃ in winter.
1. Sunshine
1. Sunshine
The growth of African jasmine requires sufficient light. Especially in spring and autumn, it needs to receive sufficient light to grow, so it should be given full sun. If there is insufficient light, its leaves will turn yellow and fall easily. However, in summer, due to excessive sunlight, it is easy to get sunburned, so it needs to be properly shaded.
2. Watering
It It likes to grow in relatively moist soil. Therefore, you should water it in time to keep its soil slightly moist. However, be careful not to water too much at once, otherwise water may accumulate in the soil, which is detrimental to the growth of its roots. In addition, in winter, watering needs to be slightly controlled to prevent frostbite.
3. Fertilization
When it is in the growing season, diluted cake fertilizer water needs to be applied to it once a month, which can provide more nutrients for its growth. Around May, topdress phosphorus and potassium fertilizer twice to promote flowering. Before the squirming plant, you can apply flower fertilizer 1-2 times to help it accumulate nutrients and cope with the cold winter.
4. Temperature
Growing During this period, the temperature around it should be controlled between 18-32°C, so that it can grow faster. In summer, the temperature should be kept below 38°C to make it grow more comfortably. In winter, the temperature should be controlled within 3-5℃ so that it will not freeze.
5. Notes
Every 1-2 years, the potting soil needs to be renewed. You should try to use new soil that contains more nutrients, which is more suitable for its growth.
2. Watering
3. Fertilization
4. Temperature
5. Things to note
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