How to grow bicolor jasmine in winter

1. Maintain temperature

If the bicolor jasmine wants to survive the winter smoothly, the temperature factor is very critical. Although it has a certain degree of cold resistance, it still needs to be kept warm. For northern regions, they are generally maintained in potted plants, so they should be moved indoors in time before winter comes, and the temperature should be at least above 5 degrees Celsius. For southern regions, bicolor jasmine potted plants can be placed outdoors, but they need to be placed in a sunny and sheltered place and covered with plastic bags to keep warm.

2. Watering in moderation

The growth rate is relatively slow in winter, so the water demand is very small, and the water evaporates very slowly. Too much watering will cause root rot. Water appropriately according to the growth needs and keep the soil dry. Water once every seven to ten days, but not too much.

3. Apply fertilizer in small amounts

Applying fertilizer before winter can enhance the plant's resistance to cold. The demand for fertilizer in winter is very small, so you can apply a small amount of fertilizer, or you can simply not apply any fertilizer.

4. Plenty of Sunlight

Bicolor jasmine needs sufficient sunlight to grow. In winter, the light intensity is lower, so it needs to be provided with sufficient light and moved to a sunny place for maintenance.

5. Proper pruning

The plants will gradually go dormant in winter, which is a good time to prune them, and remove diseased, dead, weak, and overcrowded branches.