When and how to repot jasmine? Which month is the best for repotting?

Jasmine repotting time

Jasmine can be repotted all year round, but it is best to do it in spring from March to April. At this time, the growth has not yet begun, and the nutrients consumed are relatively small, which has little impact on the jasmine. In addition, the climate at this time is mild and suitable, which is very suitable for growth and development.

Jasmine repotting method and steps

1. Remove from the pot: Stop fertilizing and watering the jasmine before repotting it, and keep the soil slightly dry, so that it is easier to remove from the pot. First, loosen the surrounding soil with a shovel, then take out the plant and remove some of the old soil, but do not damage the root system.

2. Pruning: After removing the jasmine from the pot, it is necessary to do a good job of pruning. The old and rotten roots underneath should be properly pruned off. The yellow leaves on the plant can also be cut off in time. The roots should be disinfected in a solution of carbendazim, and then dried for later use.

3. Potting: Prepare a flowerpot that is larger and deeper than the previous one, prepare loose and breathable acidic soil. You can mix it with peat soil, planting stones, and river sand. Put it in the pot after sterilization, plant the jasmine in the middle, and take good care of it.

Jasmine flower maintenance after repotting

It takes 5 days for jasmine to acclimate to the pot after repotting. Usually, it should be moved to a cool and ventilated location after repotting and exposed to soft diffuse light. After repotting, you can water the jasmine thoroughly, and then wait for five to seven days, and then water it again after the soil is dry.