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12:04 pm
September 27, 2012
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I have 2 jasmine plants that I got from my friends. One is aduku malli (very big size) and the other one I forgot what it is. The plant has grown very big with lot of branches and good leaves. It keep growing vigourously but it is not showing any sign of bud. I am growing this in ground. I use vermi compost once in a while, give them a handful. No disease on the plant though. Need your expert advice. Started using panchagavya recently. Just gave one doze as of now to my plants.
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Usha
12:28 pm
October 16, 2012
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Usha,
You haven't mentioned how old the plants are. Adukkumalli does take a long time to bloom; in my experience flowering is also not profuse, but the few that you get makes the effort well worth it! The Panchagavya should hopefully work. Try feeding as well as spraying. Good Luck!
Lakshmi
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September 27, 2012
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October 16, 2012
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Sorry Usha, for being ambiguos. I meant you can dilute 30 ml Panchagavya with one litre water and use it as a liquid feed as well as a foliar spray. You get panchgavya at Restore, Adyar. I heard about this miracle liquid from Geekgardener and have been addicted to his website ever since!
Best regards,
Lakshmi
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September 27, 2012
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October 22, 2012
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@ usha
for jasmine plants use epsom salt.
mix 3-5gms(half spoon) of epsom salt in 1 ltr of water. this is enough for your 2 plants. This should do the trick. Wait for 2 weeks, your plant will grow further & will start blooming many many flowers.
Epsom salt will be available in medical shops and should cost around 7-8 rs !!
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October 22, 2012
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snorkel4u said:
I have the same problem with my Cestrum Nocturnum (Raat Ki Rani)
Will epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulphate) work for my plant as well?
@snorkel4u
Yes you can use it for night queen plant. Once it starts flowering the sweet smell also starts from them in the night !! Also check it might flower in late spring & summer.
Don't use too much epsom salt for single plant!! just use it once for 2-3 months if needed.
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