Planting jasmine can be done in spring, especially between February and May. If the area is in the south, the sowing time can be advanced appropriately and can be sown after the temperature is stable. If it is in the north, it usually has to wait until after April. The temperature is low in early spring, so it is difficult to germinate after planting, and the survival rate will be greatly reduced. In addition, germination must be accelerated before sowing, and soaking seeds is enough to accelerate germination, so the germination rate will be higher.