Jasmine cutting method

1. Selection of cuttings

Choose new branches of the year, with 4-5 nodes and more than two pairs of buds, so that the survival rate is higher. When cutting, make sure there is a 45-degree angle between the scissors and the flower branch. The oblique cut can prevent water accumulation and rot. Only 1-2 pairs of leaves need to be retained on the new branches, and they should be placed in a solution of carbendazim for disinfection. After 2-4 minutes, take them out and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

2. Pot soil configuration

Prepare a pot of loose, breathable, slightly acidic soil. Use a tool to poke a small hole in the soil, insert the flower branch and compact the soil with your fingers to prevent damage to the epidermis of the flower branch. After cuttings, place it in a cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight and the soil should not be too moist.

3. Notes

The jasmine will grow new branches and leaves in about a month, and will take root in two months. Before it takes root, avoid direct sunlight and apply fertilizer. After it takes root, just transplant it into a flowerpot.