Does jasmine need to be watered every day?

Do you water jasmine every day?

Jasmine generally does not need to be watered every day. It can be watered every day in the hot summer. If the soil in the pot is already dry, it needs to be replenished with water in time. In late autumn, if the soil is in a relatively moist state, it does not need to be watered for a short time. In winter, it can be extended to watering once a week, and try to choose noon as the time for watering.

When watering jasmine, choose a warm, windless, sunny morning or morning. It is best to use tap water that has been left for several days. The water temperature will be consistent with the ambient temperature and will not harm the plant roots.

The correct way to water jasmine

1. Watering

After repotting the jasmine, be sure to water it once to help it take root, so that the soil and the root system can be fully connected together. Then place the plant in a place with scattered light for maintenance.

2. Fertilization

Try not to apply fertilizer right after the jasmine has just been repotted, because the roots of the newly repotted jasmine have not yet grown well. If you apply fertilizer directly, it is likely to cause root burn.

3. Notes on repotting

No matter what season we repot, as long as we control the temperature above 15 degrees, the survival rate of repotting is very high. In addition, with watering after repotting, scattered light and good ventilation, the jasmine can grow better.

4. Pay attention to watering

When watering jasmine, observe whether there is drainage at the bottom of the flowerpot. Stop watering only when you see water flowing out. However, do not allow water to accumulate in the soil, as this will cause root rot or leaf fall.

Overwatering of jasmine

If you water the jasmine too much, you can remove it from the pot and observe the roots. If the roots have turned black, remove it from the pot immediately and prune it, trim the dead roots and black roots. After pruning, clean the roots and plant them in new soil. If the condition is not serious, remove it from the pot, dry the roots and soil, and then replant it.