When growing jasmine in winter, put a few small things in the pot, which will keep it warm and new leaves will sprout continuously next year!

There are many plants that are native to the south and need to grow in a warm environment, such as jasmine. Jasmine is a common household flower. It has green branches and leaves and emits a fragrance when it blooms. Although jasmine stops growing in winter, we still need to keep it warm for its growth next year!

Add some of it in the pot to keep it warm and ensure it grows vigorously next year!

To keep jasmine warm, we must first start with the soil in the flowerpot. At this time, in order to ensure the warming effect of the soil, we need to use something like expanded clay to help.

Expanded clay is a common tool for growing flowers, and it is often used in flower soil. Because expanded clay is in granular form, putting some in the soil can enhance the air permeability and drainage of the soil and is not likely to cause root rot. And because expanded clay is fired, it contains more iron. Using it to care for jasmine can provide it with sufficient nutrients, which can naturally promote the emergence of new leaves in the spring of next year!

How to use "ceramsite":

When we use expanded clay to keep jasmine warm, we can choose to place it at the bottom of the flowerpot, or we can directly spread the expanded clay on the surface of the potting soil. Both methods can provide a certain degree of warmth retention, and the expanded clay will slowly ferment in the soil to release nutrients to help the growth of jasmine.

Winter maintenance tips:

1. Because jasmine itself is a southern plant, we must pay attention to the temperature of the maintenance environment when caring for it in winter. Generally, jasmine grows best in an environment of 15-25 degrees, so in winter it should be moved indoors as early as possible for maintenance. The maintenance temperature must not be lower than 5 degrees Celsius, otherwise frost damage may occur.

2. You should also control the amount of watering for jasmine in winter. It is sufficient to water it once every 5-7 days. This will keep the soil in the pot slightly moist, prevent the roots from rotting, and ensure the growth trend. When the growth resumes in the spring of the following year, you can resume watering.

3. Jasmine still needs sufficient light in winter to supplement nutrients. We can directly place it on the balcony at home for maintenance. After all, the light in winter is relatively soft and there is no problem of burns.

Everyone loves the fragrance of jasmine flowers. In order for them to grow well next year, we need to take certain measures to maintain them now. I wonder if everyone has remembered the maintenance methods that Huahua mentioned?