Chinese Jasmine-how much water

17 years ago

Four months ago I planted Chinese Jasmine in my front yard and after about 4 weeks all the white flowers turned yellow and fell off. I have fed the jasmine but the flowers have not grown back, how do I know if I am over-watering the plant? Thanks!

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ankraras
17 years ago
Is there a reason your concerned about over watering? Has there been an excessive amount of the bottom leaves turning yellow
and falling? That is a definite sign of over watering. In general, Sambac is a very thirsty plant!

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kathleenor
17 years ago
I have mine in a large pot and I only water it when it starts wilting. Right now that is once a day for sure. It is starting to bloom now.
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