Jasmine not blooming? Learn this little trick and it will bloom in a burst, one flush after another

A gardening friend's jasmine has been grown for 3 years, but it blooms very little each time. Look at this pot of jasmine: the branches are leggy and the flower buds are tiny. Normally, jasmine blooms one flush after another in summer. Why does it not bloom, or bloom so little? Let's analyze it

This pot of jasmine mainly has several problems: 1. Lack of light causing leggy growth 2. Improper pruning 3. Insufficient fertilizing

1. Jasmine is a plant that loves light very much. Normally we should give it plenty of light so the plant's leaves grow compactly and the plant grows strong. The jasmine in the picture has overly long stem nodes and obvious leggy growth, so the jasmine should be placed outdoors in a spot with good light. Jasmine is not afraid of sun; as long as you water it in time to keep the potting soil slightly moist and the ventilation good, the jasmine will grow very quickly

2. After jasmine finishes blooming, the branches should be pruned in time so it can sprout more side branches. The jasmine in question has been pruned in a messy, disorderly way. You should prune out overly dense branches, inward-growing branches, thin and weak branches, and branches whose tops are too tall, and cut back the branches that have already bloomed, keeping two or three nodes,

to make the plant shape beautiful and well-formed. If the leggy growth is severe and the stem nodes are too long, keeping just one node is also fine, because old jasmine branches will not bloom, or will bloom very little, while the newly grown branches will all bloom. Not pruning will cause the jasmine not to bloom or to bloom very little

3. Insufficient fertilizing. The jasmine in question shows yellowing leaves and tiny flower buds, which are signs of insufficient fertilizing. After blooming, replenish with a multi-element fertilizer in time, such as homemade organic fertilizer or a purchased multi-element compound fertilizer. Fertilize once after pruning, then after about ten days apply a phosphorus-potassium fertilizer to promote flower bud differentiation. Apply it once or twice, and when the flower buds are about to open, stop fertilizing. After blooming, prune and fertilize again, and repeat this cycle, and it will definitely bloom one flush after another

Jasmine is an acid-loving plant. Apply ferrous sulfate once every one or two months to prevent the leaves from turning yellow,

As long as you pay attention to these few points, jasmine will bloom one flush after another, and the flowers will be abundant and large

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