Can ericaceous peat be used used for potting jasmine cuttings?

Rice generally doubles in volume when cooked. That amount would make two one-cup servings of rice.

This depends on your cooking method. If you are cooking on the stove, use 1 1/2 cups (350 mL) of water for every 1 cup (255 g) of rice--so about...

Of course. Just put some of the dye in the water you give the flowers every day.

Since they are desert plants, it's recommended you either mix sand and peat moss rather than using soil. This way it's well-drained, but will still retain moisture. Otherwise, use a...

You can grow four plants in a pot 1 foot deep and 1 foot wide. Use well composted soil, or potting mix formulated to help retain moisture.

This is actually a normal part of the Jasmine's life cycle. As long as you continue to care for the plant, it should stay healthy and bloom again next season.

Unless your soil is very poor, you probably do not need fertilizer. Try going with compost instead; just spread it around the base of the plant. As you water, nutrients...

No, jasmine requires light the majority of the day to bloom and develop healthily.

Try using 2 parts compost, 1 part coco fibre, and 1 part sand. Save the manure to fertilize your plants once they are growing.

Yes, it is. Peat moss helps retain moisture and shades the germinated seeds.