Water jasmine with this miracle water once every 30 days, and the neighbor's plants burst into bloom with big, white flowers

The fresh fragrance of jasmine when it blooms is the most attractive thing about it. When it flowers, it can bloom from the scorching summer into the cool autumn, and its flowering period is also fairly long. Jasmine also has a bactericidal effect, so keeping it as a potted plant at home is a good choice.

I also have 2 jasmine plants potted at home, but the amount of bloom each year is very small. The jasmine my neighbor grows on the balcony does great, blooming a lot at one time. He said caring for jasmine is actually very simple. Besides normal care, you also need to use a bit of "miracle water."

1. When caring for jasmine normally, pay attention to sunlight. With strong light, the branches and stems are robust, the leaves are deep green, and there are many fragrant flowers. With insufficient sunlight, the nodes are sparse, there are few flowers, and they are not fragrant.

2. Jasmine likes moisture, but hates waterlogging. In the height of summer when the weather is hot, water once each morning and evening.

3. After jasmine flowers fade, cut off the flowering branches, which can encourage side buds to grow out. You should also pinch back the tips appropriately.

4. Midsummer is the peak growth period for jasmine, so you need to fertilize more to get it to grow into a full pot. You can use purchased compound fertilizer, and you can also use home-fermented vegetable and fruit peel water, which is also very good.

Potted jasmine likes acidic soil, but long-term watering with tap water easily makes the potting soil become alkaline and compacted, preventing airflow and leaving the roots "suffocating," which easily causes yellow leaves and dropped flower buds. My neighbor used this ferrous sulfate solution.

Ferrous sulfate is an inorganic chemical fertilizer. It can promote chlorophyll synthesis in flowering plants and is suitable for flowering plants that like acidic soil, but it should not be used too much. About once a month is enough. Over the long term it can acidify the soil, and it can also prevent jasmine's yellow leaf disease, giving jasmine more flowers and green leaves!