Pepper cultivation
Like other types of jasmine, jasmine is grown using cuttings. The cuttings are prepared to be planted in the desired place after studying their suitability for cultivation, and their inclusion of the factors affecting this process. When planting cuttings, it is recommended to use a rooting hormone; To increase the chances of the agricultural process being successful, after completion, the plants are monitored to observe their growth within a few weeks.
Suitable agricultural conditions
The following points are presented regarding the appropriate conditions for growing jasmine, or what is called Arabian jasmine:
- temperature: Pepper plants grow well in areas with a warm climate, as they are sensitive to cold winter temperatures and are affected by hot summer temperatures.
- Sun rays: Pepper plants require exposure to an amount of sunlight that ranges between full and partial exposure.
- the soil: When planting peas, care should be taken to do so in rich organic soil, paying attention to it having good water drainage.
- water: It is important to provide safflower plants with large amounts of water, paying special attention to this in the summer.
Common problems of safflower plants
Some problems related to pepper plants can be addressed as follows:
- Yellowing of leaves: Yellowing of jasmine leaves indicates that it needs more nutrition.
- Lack of flowering: The production of few flowers in the presence of good leaves indicates a lack of phosphorus supply. This problem is solved by feeding it with a fertilizer with a synthetic formula that contains more phosphorus.
- Pests: Garden pests are treated by using neem oil, according to the instructions attached to the package.
- fungi: Fungal infection of pepper is treated by using a mixture of baking soda and water, or replacing it with pesticides designed to treat fungi.
- the disease: When the plant is infected with the disease, basic care requires isolating the plant from others, and removing the plant from its soil so that the roots are washed and sterilized before replanting it in new soil supplied with nutrients.
