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How to Propagate Jasmine? A Detailed Guide to Common Propagation Methods

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1. Layering propagation. Layering propagation uses shoots that sprout from the lower part of the jasmine plant or branch tips of a certain length; a middle section is pressed into the soil so that it develops new roots, and after being cut from the mother branch it becomes an independent new plant. The prerequisite is that there must be a mother jasmine plant, and each clump of mother plants can produce only a few layers, which cannot meet the demand for a large supply of seedlings; it is generally used for potted plants and filling gaps in beds. 2. Division propagation. Jasmine is a clumping shrub, and its rhizome area can produce many adventitious roots. Plants more than two years old often have several stems and branches, and these rooted stems can be

1. Layering propagation. Layering propagation uses shoots that sprout from the lower part of the jasmine plant or branch tips of a certain length; a middle section is pressed into the soil so that it develops new roots, and after being cut from the mother branch it becomes an independent new plant. The prerequisite is that there must be a mother jasmine plant, and each clump of mother plants can produce only a few layers, which cannot meet the demand for a large supply of seedlings; it is generally used for potted plants and filling gaps in beds.

2. Division propagation. Jasmine is a clumping shrub, and its rhizome area can produce many adventitious roots. Plants more than two years old often have several stems and branches, and these rooted stems can be used for division propagation. The prerequisite for this method is that there must be mother jasmine plants more than two years old. Moreover, the number propagated is lower than with layering and cuttings, and it cannot meet the needs of large-scale cultivation.

3. Cutting propagation. Raising seedlings from cuttings in seedbeds occupies little space and has a high land utilization rate; about 100,000 seedlings can be propagated per mu. Because the cuttings are concentrated in a nursery, it is easy to manage, there is ample room to select seedlings, and therefore the seedling quality is high and growth is uniform. At the same time, it also suits the requirements of large-scale seedling production, so it is widely used in production.

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