How to breed bicolor jasmine and what to pay attention to

Bicolor jasmine breeding method

The commonly used method of reproduction for bicolor jasmine is sowing. The natural reproduction method is to rely on seeds to spread. In addition, it can also be propagated by cuttings, and it grows the fastest.

Bicolor jasmine breeding time

When it comes to cuttings for bicolor jasmine, the timing is very important. It can be done in March of spring, when the temperature and humidity are suitable and it is in the growth period, which is very helpful for rooting and will speed up the rooting process.

How to breed bicolor jasmine

Bicolor Jasmine Cutting Propagation

Before grafting bicolor jasmine, you can mix nutrient soil, river sand and peat soil to make nutrient soil. Do it in early spring or early autumn, cut the strong branches grown that year as cuttings, insert them into the moist flower soil, cover them with soil, compact them, and then cover them with a layer of plastic film to keep them moderate. It will take root soon.

Bicolor jasmine seed propagation

First, select healthy and plump bicolor jasmine seeds, soak them in clean water to prepare for germination, then sow them into loose soil, cover them with soil (not too thick), and then spray the soil wet.

Precautions for breeding bicolor jasmine

Bicolor jasmine is not cold-resistant and needs to be moved indoors during winter maintenance. The room temperature needs to be above 0 degrees. Water it as little as possible and keep the soil in the pot dry to allow it to safely overwinter. In addition, it is not tolerant to waterlogging. Control watering during the rainy season. Drain water in time during outdoor maintenance to avoid root rot.