What kind of soil is suitable for jasmine to grow in? Is jasmine easy to grow?

1. What kind of soil is suitable

1. Looseness: Potted jasmine has certain requirements for the soil. It must be loose and soft. The soil in the pot cannot be too compacted or sticky, otherwise it will cause water accumulation. It also needs to be able to retain water and fertilizer. Loose soil allows the roots to breathe normally and meet the growth needs of jasmine.

2. Fertilization: Jasmine is a plant that likes fertilizer, so the soil also requires fertility. Add appropriate fertilizer as base fertilizer. The base fertilizer can be rotted bean cake, chicken manure, hoof slices, etc. Cover the base fertilizer with a layer of soil to avoid direct contact with the roots.

3. Acidity: Jasmine likes acidic soil, so the potting soil should be kept slightly acidic. Do not use alkaline or neutral soil, otherwise it will lead to poor growth and yellowing leaves.

2. Soil preparation method

Jasmine cannot use a single type of soil. It can be mixed with garden soil, perlite, leaf mold, and fine sand, and the proportions can be adjusted according to actual growth conditions.

3. Is it easy to raise?

Jasmine is relatively easy to grow as long as you pay attention to the maintenance methods. During the maintenance process, you must ensure sufficient sunlight, provide reasonable water and fertilizer, and also pay attention to the prevention and control of diseases and pests. If the maintenance method is not correct, the jasmine may die.