Clever method for jasmine to bloom five times a year, with each flush of flowers greater than the last

Jasmine is a flower everyone is very familiar with, and also one everyone likes very much. But many flower lovers, due to a lack of care knowledge, end up with few flowers and a short blooming period. Today the editor will tell everyone the care method that makes jasmine bloom five times a year, with each flush greater than the last.

Jasmine likes hot, humid, ventilated conditions and needs plenty of light. Generally, at around 18°C, jasmine begins to sprout new shoots, and above 20-something degrees it begins to form flower buds. In care, as long as you master light, water, fertilizer and pruning, jasmine can bloom multiple times in a year. But newly transplanted jasmine should not be exposed to sunlight; it should be placed in a cool, airy environment for half a month before gradually being brought into the sun. Normally growing jasmine should get no less than 6 hours of light per day. Fertile sandy and semi-sandy soil is best.

If you want jasmine to bloom abundantly and frequently, you must be willing to prune during growth; this is the most effective way to promote flowering. During the blooming period, after each round of flowers finishes, the flower stalks should be cut off promptly, overly long branches cut off, and the tops of branches that have not bloomed cut off. If new shoots are growing very vigorously, the tips should be pinched off at 10 cm to maximize the sprouting of new shoots and new branches; only then will it bloom quickly and abundantly. The plant will also be compact and beautiful.

The potting soil of jasmine should not be too dry; do not wait until it dries out completely before watering. Especially in summer, keep the potting soil moist for a long time, but do not let it become waterlogged. Jasmine likes fertilizer. During growth, apply less nitrogen fertilizer to avoid excessive lush growth without flowering, and increase phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, such as superphosphate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, etc., once a month. But when using them, remember not to apply concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer; follow the principle of light fertilizer applied frequently to promote flower bud formation. This makes it bloom quickly and abundantly.