Jasmine buds dropping before they bloom? Let me teach you the correct care method

Jasmine's fragrance fills the air and is very elegant, but jasmine is not as easy to grow as pothos. Yellowing leaves and leaf drop often occur, and these all affect blooming. Jasmine likes high temperatures. Generally, only when the temperature reaches 20°C does jasmine begin to sprout, only above 25°C does it form buds, and only at 35°C do flower buds form. Jasmine's growing temperature is 25 to 35°C

Humidity at 80%, this not only makes blooming more uniform, but the fragrance is also very intense. In summer, water in the morning and evening. If the air is dry, spraying water is needed. Winter is jasmine's dormant period, so the amount of watering should be appropriately reduced, otherwise root rot and leaf drop will occur. During jasmine's growing period, apply a light fertilizer once a week

After repotting in spring, pinch back and shape frequently. After the peak flowering period, prune heavily to encourage new branches to sprout, making the plant neat and strong with vigorous blooming. Jasmine should be repotted and have its soil changed once a year, as this is beneficial to jasmine's growth. Jasmine likes fertilizer, and the longer the flowering period, the more it likes fertilizer: once a week, 1:10 alum fertilizer water