Cultivation methods and precautions of bicolor jasmine

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Between 18 and 30 degrees is more suitable. Within this range, it will grow vigorously and bloom easily. In winter, it is best to keep it indoors and keep it above twelve degrees. Below twelve degrees, it will go dormant. If it is lower, it will suffer frost damage.

2. Light: If it is grown indoors, the lighting conditions must also be guaranteed, preferably not less than four hours a day. However, the light cannot be too strong, otherwise its leaves will wilt.

3. Watering: Since bicolor jasmine is afraid of waterlogging, do not water it too much. Therefore, during its growth period, it is better to keep the soil in the pot in a semi-dry state. In winter, if the temperature is below twelve degrees, there is basically no need to water the plants. If the temperature is suitable, you can add some.

4. Soil: There are three main requirements for soil. One is that it should be rich in nutrients, one is that it should have good drainage, and the other is that it should be acidic.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: It is better to propagate by sowing. First, you need to select the seeds, and choose the plump seeds collected that year. Before sowing, high temperature sterilization is required. Then, choose the appropriate substrate, which also needs to be sterilized. After the seeds are soaked in warm water, they can be officially sown. You can use tools such as toothpicks to pick up the seeds and sprinkle them on the substrate. After sowing, ensure appropriate humidity.

2. Pruning: In spring, mainly prune its branches and leaves, cut off those that are too dense, and increase light transmission. After flowering, try to prune it, mainly cutting off the remaining flowers, so as to avoid nutrient consumption and promote further growth.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Disease: There may be "leaf blight". This disease is more likely to occur in summer. This is especially likely to happen in places with poor ventilation. You can use carbendazim for prevention and control, and pay attention to controlling the density.

2. Pests: Pest snails may occasionally appear. They can damage the leaves of the plant. You can spray pesticides to kill them.

IV. Other issues

1. Toxicity: It is non-toxic and does not emit harmful gases. Not only is it non-toxic, it also has a purifying effect.

2. Can it be kept at home: It can be kept at home. Moreover, it is quite appropriate overall. Bicolor jasmine can be placed as a potted plant indoors and is quite ornamental.