How do you keep a jasmine plant alive at home? The method is actually very simple

Potted jasmine

Water it with water soaked in soybeans: flowering requires nutrients, so soak soybeans in clean water, and when the soybean water gives off a fresh fragrance, pour it on the flowers. When the water gives off a foul smell, pour out the water and the beans together. Besides jasmine, if you have other potted flowers at home, such as Japanese honeysuckle and Aglaia odorata, they can all enjoy this nutrient water too.

Repot in winter and add dawn redwood soil: Jasmine used to grow in patches in flower fields in Yangzhou, and was not often grown at home. That is because it needs to be repotted every year. After the jasmine was brought home, it was repotted twice. When winter sets in, the leaves of the dawn redwood fall one after another. You can first cut off the dead branches and withered leaves on the jasmine, then lift out the roots of the jasmine, mix the old soil in the pot with dawn redwood soil, and then plant the jasmine back in. After all this is done, put the jasmine on the balcony and wait for it to sprout again the following year.