Jasmine is used both for vertical landscaping of winter gardens and as a pot culture. There are several features of growing this plant that you should definitely familiarize yourself with if you decide to grow jasmine flowers at home or in the garden.
Jasmine grows faster in brightly lit areas. He needs regular spraying, as well as fertilization.
If you plant jasmine in alkaline neutral soils, the plant will grow poorly and bloom slowly.
Jasmine flowers are recognized as excellent flavoring agents, which is why they are an integral part of a decent tea party. And oriental medicine considers jasmine roots to be a good pain reliever, so it is prescribed to patients from operating rooms.
Jasmine is often grown using special lamps. This process takes only sixteen hours.
This shrub must be kept in a bright place that is provided with plenty of fresh air. In winter, the air temperature should be at least sixteen degrees, but not higher than eighteen. By the way, jasmine does not tolerate direct sunlight very well, so protect the plant from them. In the summer, the soil should remain slightly damp.
Jasmine is propagated by semi-lignified cuttings. At the time of planting, the humidity should be seventy-five percent. The plant takes root in about half an hour.
