How to water tiger jasmine

1. Watering method

1. Principles of watering:

When watering it, you must follow the corresponding watering principles. Many people raise it and know that it likes sunny places, so they will naturally place it on their own platform for breeding so that it can absorb sunlight.

However, this way of cultivation will cause the soil to dry out quickly, so when growing Tiger Jasmine in the sun, it is necessary to water it frequently. However, Tiger Jasmine is also afraid of water accumulation in the flowerpot, so the frequency of watering should be guaranteed, but the amount of watering should be properly controlled.

2. Watering frequency:

Many people don’t know how many times a day to water the Tiger Jasmine is reasonable. In fact, we need to observe the Tiger Jasmine carefully every day, because due to different seasons or different water needs of the Tiger Jasmine, the dryness and wetness of the potting soil will be different every day.

If the tiger jasmine is always short of water during the day and the soil in the pot is relatively dry, you can water it frequently every day. If you see that the soil in the tiger jasmine pot is relatively moist for a period of time, you don't need to water it. Generally, tiger jasmine has a greater demand for water in summer.

3. Water quality requirements:

In fact, there are some rules about the quality of water to use for watering flowers. When watering flowers, try to choose clean water, generally tap water is enough.

However, if you live in the north, the tap water will be rich in certain alkaline components, and this component will have some adverse effects on the tiger jasmine. Therefore, when watering, you can put some ferrous sulfate in the tap water, which will be more conducive to the growth of the flowers.

2. Precautions

In winter, you can water the tiger jasmine once or twice every night. When watering the tiger jasmine, you must try your best to let the soil in the pot absorb water, but do not leave too much water in the pot. This is a taboo in growing tiger jasmine. When watering, the habit of spraying water on the leaves can easily cause the branches and leaves of the tiger jasmine to dry out and even breed bacteria.