A potted plant with the most fragrant flowers, oversized flowers, extra petals and longer flowering period.

Many people like to raise potted plants with full fragrance, long flowering period and beautiful flowering. Today, the editor will lead you to know a kind of home potted plant with the most fragrant, oversized and long flowering period of all flowers. It is also a rich fragrant flower tiger head jasmine that everyone likes.

Tiger head jasmine is a rare treasure in jasmine. Its florescence is usually from April to October. The leaf shape is three-leaf whorl. The flower bract is flat and round with a round of whiskers, the color is yellowish, the fragrance is introverted, and when it is fully developed, the fragrance is rich and fragrant. The color and lustre is white. The largest flowers are 5-8 cm. As one of the most fragrant flowers, it is very attractive to many female flower friends who like fragrance, keeping a pot of fragrance at home.

Tiger head jasmine I think should be dry conservation, the surface layer of 1 cm of soil is dry and then watered, the soil permeability must be good, I use rotten sawdust plus garden soil. This variety has weak disease resistance and is often sprayed with carbendazim to eliminate mold. Tiger head jasmine grows seriously and should be trimmed frequently, but it must not be cut when the temperature is low. The cut is easily eroded by germs, and it should be treated, sealed or disinfected even in normal season. Tiger head flowering requires a lot of nutrition, so don't be greedy for too many buds, otherwise there must be buds that turn purple before they fully bloom. Fertilization should be diligent, fertilizer should be light, it is recommended to slow-release fertilizer, their own retting organic fertilizer or other fertilizer novice use with caution, because whether it is mature and the amount of fertilizer is not easy to master.

Tiger head jasmine can be propagated by cuttings, and cuttings must choose semi-lignified branches, which are too young and rotten and too old to take root. Choose branches with 2 leaf nodes, cut off the lower leaves, leave 2 or 3 upper leaves, cut off half of each leaf, and choose fine river sand or water moss as the matrix. the soil should not be too fertile, preferably a finished seedling block, and the container is preferred to a seedling box with a transparent lid, and other disposable plastic cups can also be used. I often use KFC sundae cups, the bottom of the cup is hot with two small holes, and the cup lid is covered with two larger holes to breathe, ready to cut branches into the matrix, pour enough water, keep the matrix moist before taking root, open the lid to bask in the sun on a sunny day after rooting, and when the new roots grow to more than 5 or 6, they can be transplanted into flowerpots.