Where is the best place to plant jasmine?

Sunny place

Jasmine is a very positive flower plant that likes to grow and bloom in sunny places.

If it is planted or placed in a dimly lit location, the plant will not be able to carry out photosynthesis, resulting in problems such as excessive growth, yellowing leaves, no flowering, infection with pests and diseases, etc. In severe cases, the plant may wither and die.

Therefore, jasmine should be planted in a place with sufficient sunlight so that it can maintain normal growth of the plant through photosynthesis, such as the leaves being green all year round, blooming continuously, and the fragrance of the flowers overflowing.

Where the soil is acidic

Jasmine has strict requirements on soil and prefers acidic soil. If it is planted in an alkaline soil, the plant will grow poorly, such as yellowing leaves, root rot, no flowering, etc., and in severe cases, the plant will wither.

Therefore, jasmine should be planted in slightly acidic soil, such as the acidic soil and water in the south. This will make it easier to plant and more likely to survive and bloom.

Since the soil and water quality in the north are alkaline, acidic soil is needed for planting, such as a mixture of leaf mold and coarse sand; in addition, when using tap water for watering, it is best to let it stand for 24 hours before use.

A warm and cozy place

Jasmine is used to warm and comfortable places and is very afraid of cold places. For example, if friends in the north plant it outdoors, the plants will be frozen and withered in winter, and this withering cannot be reversed.

Therefore, it needs to be planted in a warm and comfortable place. In the north, it needs to be moved to a place with heating in winter, and in the south, it can be moved to a warm place indoors. If it is planted in the yard in the north, the whole plant can be buried in the soil to avoid the cold.

Well-drained area

Although jasmine likes a humid environment, it is taboo to have the soil too wet or waterlogged. If it is planted in a place with poor drainage, the roots will easily be soaked by waterlogging or over-wetting, causing the plant to wither and die.

Therefore, it is necessary to plant it in a place with good drainage. If it is a potted plant, choose a flower pot with good drainage, such as a clay pot. This can promote the outflow of water and reduce the problems of water accumulation and overhumidity.