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- So overwinter Real Jasmine
- Keep jasmine in a cool but frost-free place
- Also room jasmine must go to winter quarters
- Care during the hibernation
- Tips
Jasmine must be wintered indoors in a cool place
So overwinter Real Jasmine
Although it is often read: Jasmine (Jasminum) is not hardy. If you do not hibernate the plant properly, it either freezes you or you wait in vain for the next flowering. Tips for wintering the ornamental plant.
Keep jasmine in a cool but frost-free place
The real jasmine spends the summer in the bucket on the balcony or the terrace. As soon as frost announces, you must bring the sensitive plant into the house.
Good locations for the wintering of real jasmine are:
Keep in mind that wintering temperatures between five and ten degrees are ideal. If it is warmer, the jasmine will not bloom in the next year.
Also room jasmine must go to winter quarters
If you take care of your jasmine in the house all year round, you still need to look for a winter home for the plant.
In the normal living room it is much too warm for the climbing plant in winter. It needs a period in which it is cool to develop new flowers.
From November to March, place the jasmine in the pot in a bright, airy place. Well suited are bright cellars, corridor windows or a cool greenhouse. The winter temperatures should be ten degrees and never higher.
Care during the hibernation
Keep the soil moderately moist. The jasmine is not fertilized and cut during wintering.
Make sure the plant is airy and open a window on frost-free days.
Tips
If the jasmine has grown too high in the summer, you must cut it back before wintering. Be careful, because the more you cut, the less the jasmine flowers.