Watering Tips for Orange Jasmine (Aglaia odorata): Blooms in All Four Seasons, Dense and Deep Green

Orange jasmine has small, dense, deep green leaves, an elegant tree shape, and rice-shaped yellow flowers with a rich fragrance. To grow orange jasmine well, you need to master the watering method - neither too much nor too little will do; watering should keep the potting soil slightly moist. Below we introduce the watering tips for orange jasmine!

Watering tips for orange jasmine:

(1). For watering, use natural water such as river water and rainwater as much as possible. If using tap water, let it sit for 1~2 days before use. When watering, pay attention to the soil temperature and water temperature, and try to keep them similar, so the plant is not easily damaged. For outdoor-grown orange jasmine in summer, water every day; indoors, the watering frequency can be appropriately reduced. You can often spray water on the leaves and surrounding area to lower the temperature and increase humidity.

(2). Orange jasmine has high water requirements. During the growing period, maintain sufficient moisture and keep the potting soil slightly moist when watering; do not water too much or too little. When watering, pay attention to choosing the water quality; use slightly acidic water or neutral water, which helps improve the soil and helps the plant grow healthily, otherwise yellowing may occur.

(3). In summer, water in the morning and evening; the temperature at these times is beneficial to the plant, otherwise the plant is easily damaged. In winter, water after 10 a.m. and before 3 p.m. Orange jasmine needs to maintain a high-humidity environment, and you can often use a sprayer to mist the leaves.

(4). Spring is the time for sprouting; proper water control is the key to controlling branches and promoting flowers. Improper watering can easily cause leggy branches and leaves. The watering method at this time is to wait until the tender tips are slightly shriveled and drooping before watering.