Watering, fertilizing, cutting and more

Does scented jasmine have to be poured?

Watering scented jasmine is only necessary in the first few months after planting. This is especially true for shrubs that you have propagated using cuttings.

If spring is very dry, it can make sense to water the shrub occasionally, as it is developing a lot of leaf dimensions at this time. But avoid waterlogging.

Does scented jasmine need additional nutrients?

If you hit the floor in front of the plants with compost or Horn shavings(€ 32.93 at Amazon *) you no longer need scented jasmine fertilize. It takes care of itself through the roots.

If you like, you can easily rake in some ripe compost in the spring or fall. But that's not really necessary.

When and how is scented jasmine cut?

Basically, scented jasmine comes without it Cut the end. However, sometimes it can make sense to trim the shrub:

• Topiary
• Taper cut
• Cut cuttings
• branches that are diseased or affected by aphids

The best time to prune is right after flowering.

It is advisable to rejuvenate scented jasmine every two to three years. To do this, cut off old branches just above the base.

Which diseases occur with scented jasmine?

Scented jasmine is robust and disease-resistant. The roots can only rot if the location is too moist.

In autumn, farmer's jasmine loses all of its leaves. It is a normal process.

Are there pests to watch out for?

Aphids are more common, especially in spring. The pests do not endanger a healthy bush. In summer, the plague usually disappears on its own.

Does scented jasmine have to be overwintered?

Scented jasmine is completely hardy when it is well grown. You should cover the shrub with an additional mulch cover only in the first year after planting overwinter.