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Jasmine buds do not fully bloom

11 years ago

Hi folks,

I believe there're something wrong with my jasmine. The flower buds do not fully bloom. the green part in the center remains green. On some tips, the buds look mutant or fasciation. Please look at the second photo. there are many buds on one tip and they are fused altogather. The bud will eventually wilt and fall.

Any idea and advice will be appreciated. Thanks

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Comments (3)

lcpb
11 years ago
I have the same problem with mine also. Anyone has any good advise?
kandhi
11 years ago
Jasmine grand duke plant sometimes does not open buds fully and sometimes the terminal buds come out fused as one flower. This is something common with Jasmine grandduke plant blooms. You should also be getting some good blooms on plant that fully open.
ctgarde thanked kandhi
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ctgarde
Original Author
11 years ago
Here are the updates. At the end, it does not look so bad, the fragrance is still true to jasmine.

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