Known for its fragrance and elegance, jasmine is a popular choice in home gardening. Unlike most flowers and plants, summer is the peak season for jasmine to bloom. Let’s learn together how to grow jasmine and what precautions to take. 1. Soil selection Jasmine has strong adaptability and relatively loose soil requirements, but prefers a slightly acidic soil environment. In order to create ideal growing conditions, you should choose loose, fertile, breathable and well-drained acidic sandy soil. Applying ferrous sulfate regularly (approximately every 20 to 30 days) will help maintain the pH of the soil and promote healthy growth of jasmine. 2. Temperature management Jasmine prefers a warm climate, and the suitable temperature for growth is 14 to 35 degrees Celsius. They are sensitive to cold, so the temperature should be kept above 5 degrees Celsius in winter to prevent frost damage. If the indoor temperature can be maintained above 10 degrees Celsius, jasmine can safely overwinter. If the temperature drops below 3 degrees Celsius, it may cause damage to the plants. 3. Lighting requirements Jasmine loves plenty of sunlight, which is essential for the growth of its branches and leaves. In spring and autumn, jasmine should be placed in a place with sufficient light. However, they cannot tolerate strong direct sunlight, so jasmine should be moved to a semi-shaded place in summer to avoid exposure to the sun. 4. Water supply Jasmine prefers a humid environment but cannot tolerate waterlogging. During the growing season, water should be applied in time according to the soil moisture to keep the soil moderately moist. Due to the high evaporation in summer, in addition to increasing the frequency of watering, you should also spray water on the plants and their surroundings to lower the temperature and increase the humidity. The above is an introduction to the precautions for growing jasmine. If you follow the principles of growing jasmine, jasmine will thrive under suitable conditions and bloom with a charming fragrance.
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