When to transplant jasmine

In fact, jasmine has a very tenacious vitality. Its branches are easy to survive whether they are cut or transplanted. In the process of growing jasmine, when the jasmine plant is too large, the growth space in the flowerpot becomes insufficient, and transplanting is required.

Jasmine transplanting time

Jasmine can be transplanted in spring and autumn, when the success rate of transplanting is the highest. Be careful not to damage the roots of the plant during transplanting. The temperature changes too much in summer and winter, which are not suitable for transplanting. When the plant is relatively weak, pay attention to maintenance in terms of watering, light, fertilization, etc.

Jasmine transplanting method

When transplanting, we need to trim off the small and dense branches, and shorten the too long branches appropriately. This will reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients and increase its rapid recovery. When repotting it, be sure to remember to use loose and breathable soil, preferably one made of river sand and garden soil. Do a good job of sterilization and put it in a cool and ventilated place. Spray it with water every day to allow its leaves to absorb moisture and keep the leaves energetic. It will start to grow roots and then side buds in about a week. You can poke a few small holes in the film to allow it to breathe.

Management of jasmine after transplanting

The jasmine flowers that have just been potted cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. Strong light will burn the plants and cause the leaves to turn yellow. They should be gradually exposed to light after the seedling acclimatization period. They need to be watered once to allow them to take root. After watering them, they will enter a seedling acclimatization period to adapt to the new soil. They have weak water absorption capacity and do not need watering or fertilizing. After the jasmine flowers have passed the seedling acclimatization period and the potting period, they will enter the growth period. Fertilizer should be applied at this time. Poor air circulation can easily lead to diseases and pests that harm the plants. After the jasmine flowers are potted, they should be ventilated frequently to reduce the possibility of diseases and pests. They should not be exposed to rain at this time.