When is the best time to repot jasmine and what should be paid attention to when repotting

Jasmine repotting time

Jasmine needs to be repotted. Its root system is relatively developed, and changing to a larger pot will make it more adaptable to growth. The time to repot is in March or April in spring. At this time, it has not yet begun to grow, and the buds on it have not yet sprouted. Therefore, the consumption of nutrients is less, and the impact on the jasmine is relatively small. In addition, the climate at this time is mild and suitable, which is very suitable for growth and development.

How to repot jasmine

1. Remove from the basin

You can stop watering the jasmine a few days before repotting, and there is no need to fertilize it. Keep the soil in the pot slightly dry so that it can be removed from the pot faster. First, loosen the surrounding soil with a shovel, and then remove the old soil inside, without damaging the root system.

2. Pruning

Before repotting the jasmine, you can trim the root system, remove the old and rotten roots underneath, and cut off the yellow leaves on the plant. Disinfect the roots in a carbendazim solution, and then place them in a well-ventilated environment to dry.

3. Put it in the basin

Prepare a flowerpot suitable for growing jasmine, fill it with loose, well-drained soil rich in organic matter, plant the jasmine in the middle, water it thoroughly once, and maintain it in a semi-shaded environment. No sunlight is visible at this time, and then you can do a good job of maintenance and management.

Things to note when repotting jasmine

Jasmine grows vigorously, but the pot should not be changed frequently. Usually, the pot should be changed every 1-2 years. This can promote root growth. In addition, when changing the pot, some old soil can be retained, which can help the plant adapt to the environment faster.