How to plant potted jasmine?

How to plant potted jasmine? Please introduce that jasmine is a very favorite family potted fragrant flower, and it can also be used to smoke tea. It is native to the subtropics and likes a warm and humid climate. Potted jasmine should choose slightly acidic soil with fertile soil, loose soil and good drainage. Generally speaking, 6 parts of vegetable garden soil, 2 parts of rotten leaf soil and 2 parts of fully mature poultry manure are suitable. Jasmine can shoot many times and blossom many times in a year, so there is a great demand for fertilizer. When the new shoots begin to sprout in spring, the dilute liquid fertilizer dominated by nitrogen fertilizer should be applied once a week. When pregnant buds bloom, the application of dilute liquid fertilizer dominated by phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be increased twice a week, and the concentration should also be increased appropriately. Jasmine flowers only grow branches and leaves and do not blossom because of excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer or lack of sunlight. Therefore, when the jasmine enters the vigorous growth period, we should strictly control the application amount of nitrogen fertilizer and bask in the sun more, so as to prevent the plant from overgrowing. After the jasmine has withered, it is necessary to cut off the diseased, weak and long branches in time, and retain about 4 layers of leaves on each branch, and cut off all the rest, so as to facilitate more side branches and more blossoms. Jasmine is most afraid of potting water, so it should be watered according to different weather and potted soil conditions. With high temperature and dry air in summer, jasmine can be watered once in the morning and evening, and sprayed on the plant and around the basin at the same time, otherwise, the frequency of watering will be reduced, and the jasmine can not be watered after winter. At the same time, pay attention to watering must be thoroughly. In winter, the jasmine should be placed in a warm and sunny place to avoid freezing damage to the plant. Plastic bags can also be used to cover the whole plant, and a small hole at the top can also play a role in heat preservation, moisturizing and anti-freezing. The cold resistance of potted jasmine can be improved by applying more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Potted jasmine flowers generally change the basin in about 2 years, and when changing the basin, you can put some bone powder and horseshoe powder in the basin as base fertilizer, and the time to change the basin is appropriate in late winter and early spring. Click to get more jasmine planting techniques click to get more flower planting techniques