Grow jasmine like this for blooms and rich fragrance every year

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Every summer, you can always smell the rich fragrance of jasmine. Jasmine blooms from July to August each year and has excellent ornamental value. Moreover, after processing, jasmine petals can be made into an excellent health tea with good health-preserving and beauty benefits. Below, we will share detailed care and management knowledge so that your jasmine can bloom continuously every year with a rich fragrance.

Growing jasmine well is actually very simple. Jasmine loves fertilizer. With proper care, a potted jasmine can bloom 3 times a year. If there is insufficient fertilizer and nutrients, it will stop blooming after one bloom, or may not bloom at all. With proper management, jasmine can bloom continuously from the end of May to the beginning of November. The key is pruning, sunlight, and the right balance of fertilizer and water.

Watering: Jasmine likes moisture, especially during the flowering period, when watering should be increased. Because jasmine blooms in summer, when temperatures are high and the plant transpires heavily, you should water thoroughly once each in the morning and evening, and also spray the leaves and around the pot with clean water once in the morning and once in the afternoon to increase air humidity. However, do not let water accumulate in the pot.

During growth, the lower leaves aging and falling off is normal. After they age, the leaves will drop, so we need to prune it regularly and control the length of its branches so that it sheds as few leaves as possible and the overall shape looks good. Prune and cut back frequently; with more side buds, it will bloom more and become lush with branches and leaves.

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