Pink Star Asiatic Jasmine 10 Cuttings - Easy to Root So Fragrant Indoor Outdoor
$ 8.43
Description
Beautiful healthy cuttings grown in Northern California in Gorgeous Santa Cruz with fresh air from the Montery Bay. Completely Organic.These are fresh cuttings but you will have to root them. So easy to root! New to rooting plants? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMsnfdX4ZJQ See below for instructions on rooting. I will make the right cuttings for you and send them with the rooting hormone already on the lower part of the stems. Add a touch of fragrance to your indoor or outdoor space with these cuttings of Pink Star Jasmine. This fast-growing vine is said to be the most fragrant flower in the world. The jasmine flowers are white and pink in color and bloom in the medium sun, adding a pop of color to your yard or garden. Very vigorous grower can cover a trellis or an arch and create a beautiful fragrance. Your cuttings will be dipped in rooting hormone and shipped to you in moist media. When you get them you simply put them in potting soil and keep watered, they will soon generate roots and new growth. If you live in a cold climate we recommend that you add a 72 hour heat pack to your order so that your plants don't freeze in shipping. You can add one to your order here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/405341996158 New to being a plant parent? There are so many you tube videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEfQPgP50wA Here are some ways to root pink jasmine cuttings: Cuttings Take a 4–6 inch cutting from a healthy, semi-ripe stem, just below a leaf node. Remove most of the leaves from the lower half of the stem, and dip the cut end in rooting hormone. Fill a pot with a mix of potting soil and sand, and poke holes in the soil with a pencil. Insert the cutting into the hole, and firm the soil around it. Place the pot in a warm, bright location with moist soil, and roots should develop in 4–6 weeks. Air layering Select a healthy stem, strip the leaves from a section, and remove a ring of bark to expose the cambium. Dust with rooting hormone, wrap with moist sphagnum moss, and cover with plastic. After a few months, roots should appear, and you can sever the stem below the roots and pot it up. Water propagation Place the cuttings in water, changing the water weekly to prevent bacteria. Here are some tips for rooting jasmine cuttings: Spring is the best time to propagate jasmine. Use well-draining soil. Keep the climate consistent, not too hot or cold, and with the right humidity. Watch for signs of root rot, such as slow growth, yellowing leaves, or dark roots. If you see these signs, you can treat the plant with a fungicide.
