Add this to your jasmine pot in summer, and it will bloom one flush after another without stopping

Keep a pot of jasmine at home, and in summer it blooms abundantly and fragrantly. So how should we normally fertilize and water jasmine to make it bloom more?

Jasmine is a flower from the south, and likes slightly acidic soil. Regularly using ferrous sulfate is definitely indispensable, but do not use too much. Applying it once every one to two months is enough. Be sure to apply light fertilizer frequently. You can use it according to the maximum ratio on the instructions, generally about 1:1000. If the amount is too large, it is easy to burn the flowers.

Jasmine is a potted plant grown mainly for its flowers, so during the bud stage you should of course apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, such as monopotassium phosphate, once or twice a month. When the petals are about to open, stop fertilizing.

After the flowers fade, supplement with a multi-element compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer you have composted yourself, so that the nutrients consumed by flowering are quickly replenished. Then half a month later, start applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote flower bud differentiation and make it bloom again.

Throughout the entire growing period of jasmine, fertilize in this way, and it will produce large, brightly colored flowers, blooming one flush after another.

Is the jasmine in your home fragrant when it blooms, and do you know how to fertilize it?

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