This superb Tiger Head jasmine blooms like a jade plate thanks to 4-year-old fertilizer, far more beautiful than roses

Recently, a friend showed off her jasmine in her circle, and many flower lovers were stunned. A lot of people said, is this really jasmine? It looks like a little round ball, and the flowers are so beautiful. Actually, this is a Tiger Head jasmine, and it is said to be a famous variety of the Tiger Head jasmine group. This little gardener took one look and thought it really does not look like jasmine. Take a look for yourself.

1. Superb Tiger Head jasmine

Jasmine lovers, take a look. This is the Tiger Head jasmine. My friend said this one is a Mingxi Round Leaf Tiger Head jasmine. Under his careful care, the jasmine produced such beautiful flowers. The buds are round and full, the petals are spread open, there is no closed center, and combined with the fragrance of jasmine, the three together make it a superb jasmine.

My friend said that when he first bought this flower seedling, he spent 100 yuan, and he thought he had been cheated. Now he has grown attached to it, and the jasmine has lived up to expectations, blooming so beautifully that he would not sell it even for 1000 yuan. This little gardener is really envious. But envy is useless. Growing your own plain-looking jasmine into something like this is what really counts. Learn from him.

2. The "secrets" of jasmine care

My friend said the reason his Tiger Head jasmine blooms so well is that the fertilizer he makes himself deserves much of the credit. He uses alum fertilizer water to water the jasmine. So-called alum fertilizer water is homemade cake fertilizer plus ferrous nitrate. Ordinary cake fertilizer may not have this effect. His cake fertilizer is a "mixed stew" that not only contains a lot of things but was also fermented for a long time.

When he fermented the fertilizer, the main material was soybean cake, but he also mixed in vegetable leaves, fruit peels, fish intestines and other kitchen waste, put it in a bucket and fermented it for a full 4 years. Of course, he did not originally intend to ferment it for 4 years. At first, he put it in the sun to bake and had to open the lid often to let air in. The smell was too foul to bear, so he simply threw it in a cool place and kept fermenting it without opening the lid. After 4 years, the smell finally became faint, and only then did he use it to water the jasmine.

He was very careful when using it too. At first, afraid the fertilizer was too strong, he diluted it 50 times. Later he gradually adjusted it to 20 times dilution, and the effect was very good. Twice a month, in one of those times, he added a little ferrous nitrate to the water, diluted it 500 times, mixed it in and watered the jasmine, and the jasmine indeed burst into bloom. If jasmine lovers find this kind of fertilizing too troublesome, you can use the acidic Huadongde organic nutrient solution.

This organic nutrient solution is rich in nutrients and microbial factors, and can help jasmine revitalize the soil, loosen the soil, make the soil acidic and loose, while also supplementing phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to help the jasmine bloom. Jasmine lovers, if you also want to grow a superb Tiger Head jasmine like this, you might as well try watering it with alum fertilizer water!