Fertilize jasmine this way for continuous blooming, with more and more fragrant flowers
When you bring a jasmine home, if it is generally potted up with bare roots and no sufficient base fertilizer is added, it is very likely to cause a lack of nutrients. The plant will grow rather thin and weak. Jasmine is also a fertilizer-loving plant. If nutrients are insufficient, it will naturally not grow lushly and will bloom little. So if you want jasmine to grow more lushly and bloom more, you need to find a way to fertilize it. Generally, sufficient base fertilizer needs to be applied when planting and repotting, combined with reasonable later fertilization.
1. Apply sufficient base fertilizer:
(1). When planting or repotting, apply base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. Add the base fertilizer to the bottom of the pot, put a layer of soil on top of the fertilizer, and then plant the flower into the pot. Be careful not to let the roots directly touch the fertilizer.
(2). Pig and cattle manure and rotted straw at home can be composted until decomposed and then applied deeply as base fertilizer.
2. Fertilize reasonably:
(1). If you notice the plant is thin and weak, you can fertilize appropriately, shallowly bury slow-release fertilizer, and then spray foliar fertilizer. This can provide the plant with sufficient nutrients and let it grow strongly.
(2). During the jasmine growing period, generally topdress once every 1-2 weeks. It is recommended to do it in the evening. Do not use concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer, and follow the principle of light fertilizer applied frequently.
(3). When you find that jasmine is sprouting new branches, at this time you need to apply fertilizer mainly based on nitrogen fertilizer. You can apply a quick-acting compound fertilizer mainly containing nitrogen.
(4). When jasmine enters the flowering period and is forming flower buds, do not spray foliar fertilizer anymore. The main fertilizers applied should be phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, alternately applied with an appropriate amount of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, about once every 5-7 days. Fertilizing this way can keep jasmine blooming continuously and extend the flowering period.