Jasmine's growing environment and local conditions

Jasmine growth environment and conditions

Jasmine prefers a warm growing environment. When caring for it, it is also necessary to water it appropriately to keep the soil moist. It grows better in a semi-shaded environment. It is widely planted in subtropical regions, mainly in Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria and other countries.

Jasmine Growing Conditions

Jasmine generally grows in a warm and humid environment. When caring for it, it requires a good ventilation environment, and when planting, it requires slightly acidic sandy soil containing humus.

Jasmine growth temperature

Jasmine is not very cold-resistant when it is growing and needs to keep the temperature at around 20 degrees. When the temperature is below 6 degrees, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance.

Jasmine growth process

When jasmine is growing, it needs a suitable temperature environment so that it can grow well. During the seedling stage, it needs to be watered appropriately to keep the soil moist. During the growth period, it also needs a good ventilation environment and sufficient sunlight to allow it to bloom in large numbers.

Jasmine planting time and method

When planting jasmine, it is generally planted by cuttings, which is carried out from April to October each year. Mature cuttings need to be used, which are more conducive to growth. During daily maintenance, a suitable temperature environment is required, and watering is required in moderation to keep the soil moist.