How often should I water jasmine? Should I water it every day?

How often should jasmine be watered?

Jasmine likes moisture, but not too humid. Generally speaking, it only needs to be watered once every 2 to 3 days. In the summer when water consumption is higher, it needs to be watered more frequently.

It cannot tolerate drought, but is also extremely afraid of waterlogging, so the soil should be kept moist but not waterlogged. Therefore, watering should be controlled in winter, but it should still be watered in time after the soil is dry.

How to water jasmine

1. The high temperature and heat in summer is a time when jasmine grows rapidly, so the amount of watering must be increased during this period. If the evaporation is relatively large, you can even water it twice a day, morning and evening.

2. After entering autumn, the growth of jasmine begins to slow down and the temperature will gradually decrease. Moderate water control can make it grow stronger and help it survive the cold winter.

3. Jasmine is in a semi-dormant state in winter and grows relatively slowly. At this time, you should reduce the frequency of watering and keep the soil slightly moist. Do not water too much, as excessive watering is very dangerous.

Overwatering Jasmine

Jasmine should be watered appropriately. If you water it too much, the leaves will turn yellow, and the pot for planting jasmine will be too wet, which will cause the soil to have poor air permeability and lead to root rot and death.

If the morning glory is watered too much, the older leaves will gradually turn yellow and fall off. If there is already a certain amount of water accumulation, the soil should be replaced in time or the potting soil should be placed in a cool, ventilated place to dry for a period of time before transplanting it back.