How long does it take for jasmine cuttings to take root?

1. How long does it take to take root?

It usually takes about 15-30 days for jasmine cuttings to take root. After cuttings, place it in a place with scattered light, away from direct sunlight, and spray water appropriately to keep the soil at a certain humidity so that it can grow new roots faster. In addition, the time for cuttings should be between May and October as much as possible. The suitable environment is very conducive to its rooting.

2. Maintenance methods after cutting

1. Light: Give it an appropriate amount of scattered light, avoid direct sunlight, and wait until it grows new roots before receiving normal light.

2. Temperature: After the cuttings are completed, it is best to provide it with a growing environment of 20-30℃. The temperature should not be lower than 20℃. When the temperature is relatively low, you can wrap the potting soil with a film to keep it warm.

3. Water: After jasmine is cut, the environment must be kept moist. You can use spraying to increase the humidity and avoid rapid evaporation of water.

4. Fertilization: Do not fertilize it right after cutting, because the cuttings have not grown normally and cannot absorb nutrients normally. Fertilizing too early will hinder its growth and make it difficult to grow new roots.