Use fruit peel to care for jasmine; after 1 month it blooms all over the branches, with a flowering period of up to 10 days

Summer is exactly the season when jasmine blooms. Many flower lovers are very fond of jasmine. Its flowers are pure white, its leaves are emerald green and translucent, and the jasmine flowers have a delicate fragrance that gives people a cool and comfortable feeling, and it also has the reputation of "the number one fragrance under heaven," so many flower lovers like to grow a few pots of jasmine at home. Jasmine likes acidic soil, but in northern regions the water and soil are mostly alkaline. If alkaline water and soil are used to care for jasmine over the long term, it will affect the growth and flowering of the jasmine. So what method do we have to solve this situation?

Actually, we only need to use this "fruit peel" to care for jasmine, and it can change the nature of the soil and increase the acidity of the soil. Care for the jasmine this way for 1 month, and the jasmine will bloom all over the branches, and each bloom lasts 10 days.

In summer, what we eat most is watermelon, so we can use these leftover watermelon rinds to care for jasmine. This is because watermelon rind contains a large amount of sugary crude protein, crude fat and crude fiber. After these substances decompose, they can be absorbed by plants, providing good nutrients for the plants and promoting plant growth. Moreover, after fermentation, watermelon rind is weakly acidic, so using it to water jasmine is very good and can help improve the soil and increase the acidity of the soil.

We cut the watermelon into small pieces, then put it in a clean bucket, then add some clean water, just enough clean water to cover the watermelon rind, then put the lid on well. You can add some orange peel to the bucket to help remove the odor, then put the bucket in a sunny place to ferment for two weeks, then release the gas from the bucket, then ferment for another half a month, and it can be used to water jasmine.

Dilute the fermented watermelon peel liquid with water at a ratio of one to one hundred, then use it to water the jasmine. Water it once a week, and after a month it will bloom all over the branches, and each bloom lasts 10 days! Of course, if you find it troublesome, you can also use organic nutrient solution, and the effect is the same.

Potted jasmine also has requirements. It generally requires plenty of water, plenty of fertilizer and plenty of sun, and the soil must be ensured to have good drainage, so that the jasmine can grow more and more luxuriantly and bloom more. During the period of vigorous jasmine growth, when watering, pay attention to the principle of watering when dry and stopping when wet, and watering thoroughly. In summer, water the jasmine more, and it is best to water the jasmine in the evening, so the jasmine will bloom all over the branches!

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