How to grow a Tiger Head Jasmine? Master these tips and it will bloom all over its branches with big, white flowers

Tiger Head Jasmine is a variety of jasmine, with dark green leaves and pure white flowers. When it blooms, it is as white as snow and gives off a rich fragrance. In recent years, this variety has been deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts.

Tiger Head Jasmine is somewhat more difficult to grow than jasmine. Today, Hua'er will introduce to everyone how Tiger Head Jasmine should be cared for, so that it grows vigorously, with lush branches and leaves, and blooms as white as snow, big and fragrant!

Tiger Head Jasmine has high requirements for potting soil. It likes fertile soil with good air permeability, and the fertilizer effect should last a long time. Generally, when preparing potting soil for it, use garden soil as the base soil, mix it with leaf mold at a 3:1 ratio, and then add some decomposed crushed pine needles or crushed wood chips and stir thoroughly until evenly mixed.

When potting, lay a layer of ceramic granules or broken bowl pieces at the bottom of the flower pot, then lay a layer of base fertilizer. You can use decomposed bean dregs, animal manure, bone meal, etc., to increase soil fertility.

The growth of Tiger Head Jasmine requires sufficient light and it can fully accept full sun. However, in summer, when the temperature exceeds 30°C, it is best to move it to a shaded and bright place for care, avoiding direct sunlight at noon, otherwise it will scorch the leaves.

During the peak growing and blooming season, it needs sufficient fertilizer and water, and should be kept appropriately moist. When the potting soil is seen to be slightly dry, water it. When the air is dry, spray some water on the branches, leaves and surroundings to increase humidity, keep the leaves emerald green, and promote flower bud differentiation and flower bud growth.

Fertilize with thin fertilizer frequently. In usual care, you can apply some diluted fermented rice water, fish intestine water, bean cake water, etc., once a week. During the flowering period, increase phosphorus fertilizer to promote more flower buds and make the flowers more fragrant.

Note one point: the biggest difficulty in caring for Tiger Head Jasmine is that after pruning, wounds or damaged branches are extremely prone to necrosis, so special attention should be paid when pruning. After each pruning, it is best to disinfect the wounds.

That is all for the care of Tiger Head Jasmine. If flower enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more care knowledge, you can follow Huajianke.