When cultivating French perfume jasmine, it can be mixed with saprophyll soil, garden soil, river sand and perlite to make soil, and the plant can be watered according to the principle of not drying and not watering, and watering thoroughly. French perfume jasmine is light-loving but shade-tolerant. When cultivating, it is not only necessary to let the plant receive enough light, but also to do a good job of shading.
1. Cultivate the soil
French perfume jasmine, also known as Carolina jasmine, is a common ornamental potted plant, and its cultivation methods and precautions are very important. French perfume jasmine prefers to grow in moist and fertile soil. When planted, saprophyll soil, garden soil, river sand and perlite can be mixed with the soil.
2. Reasonable watering
French spice jasmine has a strong drought tolerance, the demand for water is not large, breeding can be in accordance with the principle of no dry watering, watering through the principle of watering. This watering not only ensures that the plant receives enough water, but also prevents the accumulation of water in the soil and is more conducive to the growth of the plant.
3. Sufficient light
French jasmine likes light, and shade-tolerant, usually farmed plants can be placed outdoor ventilation, there is enough light in the environment, when the light is strong, it is best to put the plants in the indoor semi-shade ventilation environment for breeding. If you encounter long-term rainy weather, you can use alternative sunlight such as light to illuminate plants, which have a similar effect to sunlight.
French perfume jasmine grows rapidly, changing the plant every two years when breeding, and properly pruning the roots of the plants when changing pots each time. After the end of the whole branch, it can be disinfected with carbendazim soaking disinfectant, and it is best to keep half of the old soil every time the pot is changed, so that the plant can adapt to the new soil.