Neighbor Grows Jasmine with Just 2 Tricks, Every Pot Overflows with Nonstop Blooms

My neighbor grows several pots of jasmine. When they bloom, I can smell the fragrance from next door even standing on my balcony. He told me that growing jasmine really does not take much care, and that he usually relies on a very simple "2 tricks" to keep it blooming nonstop.
1. Give it plenty of sun
It is said that jasmine has another name, "the jasmine that cannot be sunburned to death," so you can tell that the first thing in jasmine care is good light. Just like bougainvillea, without sunlight its blooming is very poor.
So to ensure jasmine blooms abundantly, the light at home must be good. It is not afraid of full sun either. Generally, during care it needs at least about 6 hours of light per day to keep its leaves deep green and its flowers abundant and fragrant. Insufficient sunlight not only makes the blooming weak, but even the branches and leaves will not grow well! 2. Add edible vinegar
Everyone knows that jasmine is a flower that likes acidic soil. If we often water it with tap water, the soil easily compacts and turns alkaline, which is very unfavorable for its growth. As a result, not only does it bloom poorly, but it also tends to get yellow leaves.
So when watering it, we can appropriately add a little edible vinegar. Method one is to mix edible vinegar and water at a ratio of 1:300 and spray the whole plant before jasmine buds form, once every 15 days, which can increase its flower quantity. Method two is to mix edible vinegar and water at a ratio of 1:200 and use this solution when watering normally. This can overcome the physiological diseases caused by the soil becoming alkaline from long-term watering with tap water, and make the jasmine's leaves lush.
Summer is the peak blooming season for jasmine. During normal care, the potting soil for jasmine should not be too dry; keep it slightly moist. In hot seasons, it is recommended to water more. If your jasmine is not blooming vigorously, these 2 little tricks for growing jasmine are simple, and you can give them a try.