1. The appearance of jasmineBranches: Jasmine is an upright or climbing shrub of the Oleaceae family and the genus Jasmine, which can reach a height of three meters. The twigs are cylindrical or slightly flattened, with some hairs on the outer layer. Leaves: Jasmine leaves are usually opposite and have a somewhat papery texture. Its leaves are generally round, oval or obovate, about four to twelve point five centimeters long and two to seven point five centimeters wide, with rounded and blunt ends. The leaves have very distinct fine veins and are slightly raised. The petiole is about 2 to 6 mm long, with short hairs and joints. Flowers: Jasmine has a white corolla in a cyme, usually with three flowers, but occasionally a single flower or even five flowers. The lobes are oblong to round in shape and are about five to nine millimeters wide. The flowering period is generally between May and August each year. Fruit: The fruit of jasmine is spherical, about one centimeter in diameter, and purple-black in color. Its fruit season is generally from July to September each year. 2. Jasmine maintenanceTemperature: It needs to be maintained in a warm environment. It is resistant to high temperatures and also likes warmth. Therefore, you must keep it warm in winter. Pruning: Jasmine is a vine plant, and occasionally some individual branches may grow too long, making it look awkward. These branches need to be pruned in time to keep the jasmine flower in full shape. Water: Jasmine likes moisture and has a strong demand for water. It needs to be watered regularly to keep the soil moist. Light: Jasmine likes strong light, and it is okay to put it in the sun during the growing period. Just be sure not to grow it in a shady place, as this will cause its branches and leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Fertilization: Jasmine flowers bloom a lot, so its demand for nutrients is relatively large. It is necessary to apply fertilizer and topdressing in time. You can choose organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer on the market. It is necessary to follow the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently. Do not apply too much at one time and mainly apply fertilizer during the growing season. 3. Pictures of Jasmine Flowers |
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