How to water African jasmine

Growth characteristics of African jasmine:

African jasmine is suitable for extensive cultivation and does not require overly careful care. It likes sunlight and can also withstand drought, severe cold, shade, etc. At the same time, it does not have high requirements for planting soil and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. But potted plants are weaker and need more care.

How to water African jasmine:

Summer: In summer, the soil should be kept moist. Water it when it is slightly dry. At the same time, spray water on the plants and the surrounding areas in the morning and evening. One is to lower the temperature, and the other is to increase the humidity.

Winter: In winter, the soil should be kept slightly moist, and water should be sprayed on the surface and surrounding areas of the plants at noon. The indoor temperature is relatively dry in winter, so this can increase the humidity. It is best to water at noon.

Note:

1. Do not allow water to accumulate when watering, otherwise it will easily lead to root rot.

2. If the leaves on the lower half of the plant turn yellow and fall off, this may be caused by water accumulation. At this time, you need to change the pot and soil.

3. If you do not water the plants in time in the summer, the plants will wilt. You should not water them at this time. You should first spray the leaves with water using a spray bottle. After the leaves are normal, you can water the soil appropriately.

4. When watering in winter, make sure the water is at the same temperature as the room temperature. You can trap the water first and then water it.