Jasmine flowers are most afraid of these three points. Avoid growing them, and they will not fall off their buds without yellow leaves, and they will bloom every year!
People who like to grow flowers must choose a pot of jasmine flowers. The flowers of jasmine are flawless and have a light fragrance. Even if only one flower is blooming, it can spread to every corner of the room, making the air fresher and the mood happy.
In a suitable environment, it can bloom two or three times in a row, and has always been the favorite of flower growers. Although jasmine is beautiful, it is not easy to raise. Many people are careful when raising jasmine, for fear that if one step is not done well, they will touch the "reverse scales", yellow leaves, rotten roots and buds, and other difficult problems. Therefore, before raising jasmine, you need to know what jasmine is most afraid of, and avoid raising them to get better.
First point, I'm afraid I won't prune
We all know that the flowers of jasmine bloom on new branches. If there are fewer new branches, there will be very few flowers. How can jasmine grow new branches? That needs to be done through pruning. If you don’t know how to prune the jasmine flowers, it will be destined to be difficult to open the pot. How to prune
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First of all, for dead branches, you must cut them off directly, find them at any time, and pick them off at any time, which can save space and nutrients to promote the germination of new buds.
Secondly, the pruning of jasmine flowers cannot be done in one go. Jasmine flowers have to be pruned 2 to 3 times a year. For example, before the winter in autumn, you need to simply prune the jasmine flowers. You can cut the branches slightly shorter to reduce consumption and do not need to be re-cut. Many jasmine flowers will continue to sprout and grow in the heating room in winter. It is better to wait until spring is over again.
When spring begins, many jasmine flowers will grow in a mess. At this time, you must pay attention to pruning off the long branches, dense branches, and cross branches, leaving only the main trunk and important forked branches. After cutting, sprout. The plant shape is low and has many branches, and it looks many and beautiful after it blooms.
In addition, when the flowers bloom and fail, the remaining flowers should be cut off in time and top-dressed to save nutrients to restore the plant, which is conducive to secondary reflow.
The second point is to be afraid of less light
Jasmine is a kind of light-loving flower and does not like to grow in dark environments. It can only grow steadily by letting it be exposed to sufficient light all year round. Of course, the leaves of jasmine are also relatively delicate and are very suitable for sunbathing in summer. If the light at noon is strong, you can move it indoors and move it back in the afternoon when the light is not strong. The light in other seasons is not very strong, so you can directly place it in the windowsill facing south and the balcony with good lighting.
The more the light is, the more nutrients are synthesized, the more it can promote photosynthesis , and also promote differentiation of flower buds, making it bloom more.
The third point is to be afraid that the soil is alkaline
Jasmine likes to grow in slightly acidic soil. If the soil is alkaline, it is not good for growth and flowering, especially during the growth period, yellow leaves and buds will appear.
The most important thing is that jasmine will affect the absorption capacity of iron and phosphorus and potassium in alkaline soil, so yellow leaves and buds will appear.
Therefore, when we raise jasmine, we can often use fermented rice washing water and fruit peel water. Both of these waters are slightly acidic. If used frequently, it will change the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, change the soil structure, prevent the soil from solidifying, and make the soil soft and fertile. In this way, the jasmine grown will be more vigorous.
Of course, when watering during the growing period, you can add a spoonful of vinegar to adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil. It will grow more luxuriant in an acidic environment.
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