How to grow windmill jasmine

Growing area

When windmill jasmine grows in the south, it can be planted in pots that can also be grown in the courtyard. In the north, windmill jasmine can only be planted in pots. You can set up a stand indoors and place the windmill jasmine on it, which will still look good. When choosing soil, you should use soil containing humus, which will allow the windmill jasmine to grow better.

Growth characteristics

The growing conditions of windmill jasmine are relatively harsh. It likes a moist and warm environment, but not too waterlogged. It can withstand cold weather and has a relatively tenacious vitality. In spring, you can water the plants every two days. In summer, you should increase the amount of watering accordingly and do it every day. In winter, the plants need less water and it is only necessary to water them once every half a month. When watering, make sure to water thoroughly and avoid excessive water accumulation. Generally, water the plants when the soil is about to dry out.

Fertilization

Windmill jasmine does not have high requirements for fertilizer. Sometimes we don’t need to fertilize it, but it will just bloom less. Generally, windmill jasmine can be grown with fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium, and bone meal can be added in combination.

Reproduction

For propagation, you can use layering, continuously layering the tenderer stems, and then cut them and plant them in autumn, and you can get a lot of seedlings. By taking cuttings of the seedlings, a large number of them can survive and grow into new windmill jasmine.