It only takes a little trick to make jasmine cuttings take root quickly.

The jasmine blooms are beautiful, the aroma is fresh, and people like them very much. In many people's homes will raise a pot, jasmine cutting ways are also many, but to take root quickly after jasmine cutting, the survival rate is high, is need some small skills, presbyopia farmers taught a trick, learned to easily let jasmine take root quickly. What's the trick?

1. Preparation before cutting of jasmine

Prepare jasmine soil suitable for jasmine growth before cutting, using coarse vermiculite or river sand, perlite and acidic sandy soil, which is both nutritious and breathable. When choosing a basin, you'd better have a hole in the bottom.

2. Select the appropriate branches

On the original jasmine branch, select a section of annual branch that has flowered, leave 2 leaves on the branch, and keep more than 2 bud nodes on the branch, so that new buds can grow after cutting. If the leaves on the branches are too large, they can be cut in half with scissors, which can reduce water evaporation and leaf photosynthesis, and provide the survival rate of jasmine cuttings.

3. Cuttage

When cutting for jasmine, you can dig a hole in the middle of the basin soil, then insert the selected jasmine branches in the hole, bury 1/3 of the branches in the soil, and then press the soil around the branches, or you can cut a few more branches in the basin, pour water after the cutting, and keep the basin in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance.