What's the smell of winter jasmine?

Winter jasmine has a faint fragrance and a light taste. If you don't get close to it, it's easy to be ignored. Moreover, flowers are solitary in leaf axils, lanceolate, with 5-6 petals, usually yellow, and plants are cold-resistant and afraid of waterlogging. When maintaining the winter jasmine, we can put them in the environment of 15-20 degrees to make them grow rapidly.

What's the smell of winter jasmine? Winter jasmine has a faint fragrance and a light taste. If you don't get close to it, it's easy to be ignored. Because of its small color, it is also called small yellow flower and yellow plum. The flowering period is from February to April, mainly distributed in Sichuan, Gansu and other areas, and is often used to decorate the courtyard.

The appearance characteristics of winter jasmine belong to shrubs, with drooping branches, opposite leaves, long oval shape and inverted edges. Flowers are solitary in leaf axils, lanceolate, ovoid and oval. Calyx green, petals 5-6, usually yellow, corolla 0.8-2 mm long.

The growth habit of Jasminum nudiflorum likes warm and humid environment, requires high illumination, is cold-resistant and is afraid of waterlogging. It grows vigorously in loose, breathable and well-drained sandy soil, but alkaline soil can not be used, which will affect the absorption of nutrients and water by plant roots and lead to yellowing of leaves.

Jasminum nudiflorum grows rapidly at 15-20 degrees. When the temperature is below 5 degrees in winter, you need to move indoors, put it in a sunny place and water it once a day. If you want to blossom ahead of time, you can put it in an environment of about 20 degrees, and it will bloom in 10 days.