2 little tricks to make jasmine burst into bloom, 30 flowers more fragrant than a young girl
Jasmine blooms beautifully and fragrantly, filling the house with scent, and many little masters are absolutely devoted to it. Recently, the little gardener saw a flower friend showing off her jasmine on WeChat Moments. When I looked, it was a variety I did not recognize, and I never expected this variety to bloom so wonderfully, so I humbly went to ask how to grow jasmine well, and she taught me two tricks.
1. Jasmine: Orleans Maiden
It turns out that the jasmine grown by this little master was not some common variety, but felt like a custom one. This jasmine is called "Orleans Maiden", and it is relatively rare. The little gardener was also seeing this variety for the first time. The picture shows this little master's New Orleans jasmine, blooming extremely well. She taught me two tricks, and I will share them here.
2. Caring for jasmine, light is the guarantee
The first trick was figured out by the flower friend through her own care experience, and that is that light is the first guarantee for good jasmine growth. Many little masters find their jasmine does not bloom well, the flowers are not fragrant, the buds easily drop, and the leaves look listless. A big reason is insufficient light. She said that giving the rose more than 8 hours of light every day can easily solve many small problems.
3. Caring for jasmine, the flower pot must be chosen well
The second trick is repotting. As soon as the flower friend brought her jasmine home, the pot it originally came with was a ceramic flower pot. This kind of pot has poor breathability, so she immediately switched to a sandy soil pot to grow it, and the effect was much better. When repotting, there was a small detail she reminded me about, and that is to try not to disturb the soil on the roots and stems. Keeping this soil when potting up lets the plant settle in more than twice as fast.
4. Caring for jasmine, the soil must be "acidic" enough
When little masters care for jasmine, they also need to pay attention to one problem, and that is the potting soil. When jasmine blooms little, drops buds, and finds it hard to bloom a second time, the main problem is that the soil is not "acidic" enough. Jasmine likes slightly acidic soil. Watering with Huadongde acidic organic nutrient solution improves the soil and supplements nutrients, so jasmine will bloom better and more fragrantly.
When little masters care for roses, they should learn well the two little tips the flower friend passed on to us, and then grow them in acidic soil. Only then will jasmine bloom vigorously and fragrantly, like a young girl, with a delicate fragrance that assails the senses.