Does African jasmine bloom?

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1. Whether it can bloom

2. Flowering conditions

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African jasmine will bloom. Generally speaking, its flowering period is from May to June. However, it takes at least five years to bloom. In addition, its flowering conditions are relatively harsh. First of all, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers must be sufficient. Secondly, the light must be good. In addition, the temperature should also be paid attention to. Moisture should also be appropriate. Pests and diseases must be prevented and controlled in time.

1. Whether it can bloom

1. Whether it can bloom

Many African jasmine cultivated by friends do not bloom, so they doubt whether it can bloom. In fact, it can bloom. Its flowering period is generally around May to June. The reason why it is difficult for it to bloom is that the conditions for its blooming are relatively harsh, not because it cannot bloom.

2. Flowering conditions

(1) Flowering age: First of all, newly planted plants will definitely not bloom and need to be one year old. For African jasmine, it takes at least five years. Some plants may even take more than ten years to bloom. Therefore, don’t be impatient for it to bloom.

(2) Maintenance conditions: First, provide sufficient phosphate fertilizer and potassium fertilizers, do not use too much nitrogen fertilizer. Otherwise, its leaves will grow very well, but the flower buds will grow very few, which will not achieve our purpose. In the stage of gestating flower buds, you can use more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, such as bone meal, animal manure, etc. Then there's the light. African jasmine itself is a light-loving variety, and it needs to be provided with sufficient light during the flowering period. Place it in a bright place with at least three to four hours of light every day to facilitate flower bud differentiation. The temperature should be within a suitable range and not too high or too low. Moisture should be appropriate, neither too little nor too much. Then there are pests and diseases. We must strengthen supervision and prevent and control them immediately after they are discovered.

2. Flowering conditions

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