How to grow jasmine in spring

1. Repotting in late spring

Because jasmine likes fertilizer, the nutrients in the soil will be consumed quickly. In addition, old soil is prone to clump, which is not conducive to its growth, so it needs to be repotted once a year. The time to repot should be in April after the climate stabilizes. If it is too early, the climate will be unstable, spring cold will often occur, and the plants will not survive easily.

2. Increase watering

It has a relatively large demand for water. It needs to be watered every other day in early spring and every morning and evening in late spring. The amount of watering should be sufficient to completely wet the soil, but without any accumulation of water. The temperature for watering it should be similar to the temperature of the breeding environment, especially in early spring, when the water temperature is relatively low. It needs to be placed in a warmer place and used when the water temperature is not particularly low.

3. Increase nutrients

After the old plants are repotted, there is base fertilizer in the soil, so the interval between top dressing can be lengthened, and a thin layer of fertilizer once every half a month is sufficient. If the plant has not been repotted, it needs to be fertilized once a week. Fertilizers should mainly be those with light effects. If it is a concentrated fertilizer, it needs to be diluted before it can be used on the plants.