Jasmine won't bloom? No need to spray phosphorus fertilizer, add a spoonful of it every 7 days and it will be covered in flowers in a month

The song "Jasmine Flower", fresh and elegant, has made everyone remember jasmine, and jasmine has lived up to expectations, conquering countless flower lovers with its graceful form and pure white blossoms. It can be said that more and more people love jasmine. Its fragrance is fresh and natural, making people feel relaxed and happy when they smell it. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors. If jasmine is well cared for, it can bloom 3-4 times a year. Unfortunately, many flower lovers fail to grow jasmine well, especially those in the north. Once the buds that came with the jasmine they bought home have finished blooming, it is basically hard for it to bloom again. So what exactly should we do to grow jasmine well?

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Jasmine won't bloom? Don't spray "phosphorus fertilizer", add a spoonful of "it", once every 7 days, and after a month it will be covered in flowers

The "it" here actually refers to eggs. I believe flower lovers all know that if you want potted plants to bloom more, phosphorus fertilizer is essential, and eggs are rich in nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer!

We can divide one egg into three parts to use: the eggshell, the egg white, and the egg yolk. These can all be used to grow jasmine. As long as jasmine has sufficient nutrients, then blooming 3 times a year is definitely no problem.

The wonderful use of eggshells

First, we need to collect eggshells from home, then clean off the egg liquid on them, and put them in the sun to bake for about 10 days. Then you can crush them however you like, whether you smash, step on, or grind them with a grinder, it's all fine, but the finer the better. Then put the eggshell powder into a plastic bucket, add white vinegar (make sure it does not contain salt), adding enough vinegar to soak the eggshells. After adding it, we just wait for it to decompose and react on its own. At the beginning some bubbles will appear, and when the bubbles are gone, it's ready.

Using eggshells like this to grow flowers not only provides rich calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, manganese, and other nutrients suitable for jasmine, it can also regulate the pH of the soil and maintain the soil's acidity. This is very important for jasmine, which is originally a southern flower!

We can mix the decomposed eggshells and vinegar directly into the potting soil to grow jasmine, or dig a few small holes around the edge of the jasmine pot, put one spoonful in each hole, and cover with soil.

The wonderful use of egg whites

Next let's talk about egg whites. Egg whites can be mixed with clean water and put into a plastic bottle, then left in the sun to ferment. Generally, after about 30 days you can take the liquid to water the plants. Because fermented egg white is mainly nitrogen fertilizer, we generally do not use it during jasmine's blooming period. To water flowers with fermented egg white, it needs to be used with clean water at a ratio of 1:20. It is recommended to use it once every 10 days, which can make jasmine grow more new branches and have emerald green leaves.

The wonderful use of egg yolks

Egg yolks are rich in phosphorus fertilizer, mainly used to promote flowering. Using egg yolks is very simple. After separating the yolk, also add some water, stir it thoroughly in a bowl, then pour it into a plastic bottle to ferment. Generally 5-7 days is enough. To water flowers with this, you need to dig a hole in the flower pot, pour the egg yolk liquid in, and then cover it with soil. Use one egg yolk at a time, once every 7 days. When jasmine's blooming period comes, generally after a month it will quickly produce flower buds, and the effect is especially good.

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Actually, if you want jasmine to bloom more, light, watering, and pruning are all very important. Except for the high temperatures in summer, we can give jasmine sufficient light at other times. Only with sufficient light can jasmine have strong branches and green leaves. Jasmine likes moisture, but the pot must not accumulate water. During the high temperatures in summer, it needs to be sprayed with water in the morning and evening. Just make sure the jasmine potting soil stays moist.

Jasmine needs pruning both before and after blooming. Pruning during the growing period can encourage it to grow more new branches. Flower lovers also need to promptly cut off spent flowers. If jasmine has been grown for 4-5 years, it needs a heavy pruning, and only then can it be encouraged to bloom more.

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