Watering, fertilizing, cutting and more

Plant the winter jasmine

plants The winter jasmine in spring or early autumn. The plant has grown well by winter and has a strong root ball. Of the Location should be sunny or in Penumbra lie. Winter jasmine likes a well-drained and relatively nutrient-rich soil.

Put a little organic fertilizer in the planting hole. This can be well-rotted manure or mature compost. Do not place the individual plants too close to one another. About half the assumed height is the ideal distance, in a hedge one meter is sufficient.

Water and fertilize the winter jasmine

The winter jasmine is quite robust and does not require any special care. Fertilize is not urgently required. But with a small dose of compost or well-rotted manure, possibly also a little lime, the winter jasmine will not be bad in the spring. On the other hand, this plant does not like prolonged drought at all. So water your winter jasmine regularly, but not too abundantly. Because waterlogging doesn't get him either.

Cut the winter jasmine

The winter jasmine is one of the plants that are compatible with pruning, it does not take offense so easily. Thanks to its vigor, you will quickly get a handsome plant again even after a radical cut. The best time for the annual Cut back is after the blossomaround the end of April. Especially light out older plants a little.

The best tips for caring for your winter jasmine:

• sunny to partially shaded location
• nutrient-rich permeable soil
• pour moderately
• possibly fertilize in spring
• Cut back after flowering