Jasminum nudiflorum

For Ann 👍🏼 @thomasrat3

One I promised @elflin a while back. Hopefully will work 🤓 👍🏼 #layering

Ok - this is something I tried only once - so keeping my fingers crossed. Top Left - my winter jasmine is not doing very well, turns out its growing in a very tiny hole in an old patio.

Top (middle) - take a pot filled with compost, as much as you can get in it.

Top (right) - next I took a stem that already showed some signs of healthy buds.

Thanks Richard I wish you could stretch the pics to get a clearer shot of what to do 😂 maybe the IT boys and girls can sort it out 😂😂😂

Bottom (Left) - I then carefully severed the stem in half across where a bud was forming, but not completely - I left it slightly attached. You can use a small twig or matchstick between the severe to keep the cut separated.

No reason not to work I reckon😊👌🏻

Bottom (Middle) - I then made a small trench in the pot of compost and pushed the severed stem (still attached slightly to mother plant) into the compost and pegged it down.

Bottom (right) - finally I watered it and put a large rock over it to hold it more firmly in place. With a bit of luck, roots will form over time. The buds on the end of the stem should give me a sign of growth is occurring, and then I can cut it free of the parent - a new plant. Ta dah! Wish me luck 😁

@elflin - oh, that's a shame. I was avoiding to post to many pics. Does the above descriptions help maybe? If not I'll maybe have to post individually if everyone is having trouble seeing them.

Looks fine as it is

The description is great thanks think I need a pair of glasses 🤓

Morning, my Winter Jasmine seems to be flowering finally 🤓

Yaaaaaay 🙌 #yellow #jasmine

Super photo

It's such a pretty shrub 😍

What a pretty little flower

Pretty 🤓

Great shot very pretty @richard.spicer.7906

Lovely 👏👏

Thanks everyone! 😀🙌🏼👍🏼Sorry, busy work day today so only just catching up with messages @justin @kathy @fuschia @krishnahairdo @debs69 @janric @juliesgarden