Cultivation methods and matters needing attention of Thai jasmine

The cultivation method of Thai jasmine: soil environment, choose fertile soil with good ventilation and drainage; Proper watering, once every 4-5 days in spring and autumn, once every 2-3 days in summer and once every half a month in winter; Fertilize reasonably, fertilizing once every 15-20 in the growth period, and applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizer 10-25 days before flowering; Light intensity, keep astigmatism for more than 5 hours, avoid direct sunlight, and spray water around in summer to increase humidity.

Cultivation method and soil environment of Thai jasmine 1

Only good soil can cultivate good weeping jasmine. When planting jasmine, you can choose fertile soil with good drainage and air permeability. Soil made of garden soil, peat soil and pine needle soil can be mixed with quicklime to make the soil weakly alkaline.

Step 2 water properly

Jasmine likes humid environment, so water supply should be timely and regularly, keep the soil moist, and water it according to the wet and dry conditions of the soil. Water it every 4-5 days in spring and autumn, every 2-3 days in summer and half a month in winter to avoid water accumulation.

3. Rational fertilization

Jasmine likes fertilizer and grows fast in spring, summer and autumn. Therefore, it is necessary to timely and reasonably fertilize, supplement nutrients and promote its vigorous growth. In the vigorous growth period, dilute liquid fertilizer should be applied every 15-20 days, and phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer should be applied every 10- 15 days before flowering.

4. Light intensity

When cultivating jasmine, the temperature should be controlled at 20-30℃, and sufficient light is needed to grow well. The illumination time is not less than 5 hours every day, and the air humidity is kept at 70-80%. However, direct sunlight should be avoided, and water can be sprayed around the blades in summer to improve the air humidity.

Matters needing attention of jasmine in Thailand

Chlorophytum cymbidium suggests changing the pot soil every 1-2 years and trimming the roots. In addition, the breeding of rust pests will increase relatively in February-March and August-September, otherwise the leaves will fall off in a large area. Generally, carbendazim solution is sprayed every 10 day for control.