How to grow jasmine so it blooms three times a year

Jasmine blooms for the first time

In a year, the early flowering in early June and the flowering in early July are the first peak flowering period of jasmine. At this time, jasmine needs to be fertilized thinly and frequently so that it will bloom more vigorously. Generally, fertilizer is applied once every two days. It is better to use decomposed organic fertilizer, and the fertilizer should be dilute.

During this period, watering is also necessary. You can water the plants every day, usually in the morning. Fertilizing is best done in the evening.

Jasmine blooms for the second time

When entering August, the second flower of jasmine will bloom, and water and fertilizer management needs to be done well at this time. When applying fertilizer, you need to apply some slightly concentrated fertilizer water, but not too concentrated. You can spray some superphosphate on the leaves of jasmine, which will make the flowers bloom better. After the end of August, you should gradually start to reduce fertilization, but watering is only needed once every two days.

The third bloom of jasmine

Jasmine will bloom for the third time in a year, this time in early September to early October. It is already autumn now, and the temperature is dropping, which will affect the formation of jasmine buds, so the amount of flowers this time is relatively small.

During this third flowering period, fertilization should be stopped and watering should be reduced. After the flowering period is over, the soil needs to be kept moist.