1、 What kind of soil

The soil used for jasmine field planting or pot planting is different. The field planting can be cultivated with garden soil, which has little requirement on soil. Potted plants need to have good water permeability and ventilation. It is best to use garden soil, compost and river sand to prepare basin soil in the proportion of 2:2:1, and add properly decomposed cake powder or chicken and duck manure and other fertilizers

2、 Curing method

1. Watering: Jasmine likes to be wet and is not resistant to drought. Therefore, there should be sufficient water at ordinary times. When you see that the basin soil is slightly dry, you can water it. But be careful not to accumulate water, so as not to affect the breathing of the root

2. Fertilization: Jasmine has a great demand for fertilizer. Fertilizer should be applied every 2-3 days during flowering and after flowering. It is best to choose rotten soybean cake. In addition, alum fertilizer water needs to be poured once a week to improve the pH of the soil and provide a better growth environment

3. Light: Jasmine should not be exposed to light at the young seedling stage and should be placed in a cool place. Although you can accept light during the growth period, you should also avoid exposure. In winter, long-term light should be provided to avoid withering branches and falling leaves

4. Pruning: the pruning of jasmine is particularly important. The first pruning shall be carried out after the flower withers, and the flowers shall be removed in time to avoid the waste and loss of nutrients. Before germination in spring, the branches also need to be cut short to ensure that the branches grow strong and vigorous. At ordinary times, we should also deal with dead and diseased branches in time, which is more beneficial to plant growth