The shape of jasmine flowers, pictures of jasmine flowers

1. The shape of the jasmine flower

Leaves: Jasmine leaves are papery in texture, usually opposite, and between 4-12.5 cm in length. The leaves are rounded and blunt at both ends, and slightly heart-shaped at the base. The leaves are round, obovate or elliptical in shape, with obvious veins, short petioles and joints.

Flowers: Jasmine flowers usually have three or five flowers, the color is white, and the inflorescence is cyme-shaped. The flower buds are relatively small, only 4-8 mm, conical, and the pedicels are also very short. Jasmine flowers have a strong fragrance and usually bloom from May to August.

2. Jasmine Flowering Management

Pruning: It will bloom early in June. At this time, both the flowers and the new leaves need to be cut off to enable the new branches to grow better. After it blooms for the third time, the withered flowers and dead branches should be cut off to promote the sprouting of new branches.

Fertilizer: In early June, apply light fertilizer and water twice a week. Before August, apply fertilizer frequently with thin layers of fertilizer, once every one or two days on average. Try to choose organic fertilizer, and water should account for 80% of the fertilizer, and the time should be in the evening. After August, the concentration of fertilizer needs to be slightly increased, and water can account for half of the fertilizer. In addition, you can also spray some calcium phosphate solution on the leaves and spray Zhuangdiling on the flower buds, which can make the flowers bloom better and last longer. By the end of August, you should reduce the frequency and amount of fertilization to once a week.

Watering: Between early June and late August, keep the soil moist and water once a day. By the end of August, you can water it every two days. Later on, the amount of watering should be less, just keep the soil slightly moist.