How to fertilize yellow jasmine

1. Maintain the environment

Before introducing how to fertilize the yellow jasmine, we must first understand its maintenance environment so as to better ensure its healthy growth. Yellow chrysanthemum blue likes warm and humid environment and acidic soil. It cannot withstand drought, severe cold and alkaline soil, especially it cannot be too humid and waterlogged. When caring for yellow jasmine in winter, you must pay attention to the temperature not being lower than 5 degrees, and the soil must be fertile, loose and well-drained acidic soil. When the temperature is high in summer, give it appropriate shade and spray water in the air to ensure humidity. You cannot keep the yellow jasmine in a shady environment for a long time, otherwise its leaves will fall off, its flowering will decrease, and its growth will be restricted.

2. Fertilization selection

Yellow jasmine likes phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer, but the concentration cannot be too high, otherwise it will back-leak and cause the plant to wilt. In severe cases, it may be burned to death by fertilizer. The general principle of fertilization is to apply dilute fertilizer, apply fertilizer frequently, and choose to apply fertilizer in the evening.

3. Fertilizer selection

A lot of practice has proved that choosing dilute livestock manure and bean cake water, mixing it with fish offal and rotten shrimp, and after fermentation, applying fertilizer at a fertilizer-water ratio of 1:9, and adding some calcium sulfate, this kind of fertilizer is most suitable for yellow jasmine, and can make the fragrance of its flowers stronger.

4. Fertilization method

1. The yellow jasmine blooms many times, and every time it blooms it must be fertilized to supplement its nutrients, otherwise it will affect its flowering.

2. In early spring, you can apply some liquid fertilizer with a very low concentration and gradually increase the concentration.

3. In summer, choose to apply fertilizer in the afternoon, and water once in the evening to dilute the fertilizer. The purpose of this is to disperse the heat from the roots to prevent the roots from being burned. You can stop fertilizing in late September or early October.

Through the editor’s introduction, everyone must have a preliminary understanding of how to fertilize the yellow jasmine. I hope it can help you!