Jasmine
Jasmine
A fragrant, vining or shrubby plant known for its sweetly scented white or yellow flowers. Popular indoors for its aroma and graceful form.
We typically grow Jasmine in plant form in 5″, 6″, 7″, and 8″ clay pots
Common Name:
Arabian Jasmine / Star Jasmine
Mature Size:
Indoors: 3–6 ft tall × 2–4 ft wide
Growth Rate:
Moderate to fast grower
Optimum Temperature:
60-75 degrees Fahrenheit
Characteristics:
Fragrant, evergreen or semi-evergreen vine or shrub known for its sweetly scented white or yellow flowers and glossy green leaves
Light:
Indoor: Bright, indirect light or a few hours of direct morning sun
Water:
Indoor: Prefers evenly moist, well-draining soil; allow the top inch to dry between waterings, and avoid soggy roots
Outdoor: Keep soil evening moist
Fertalizer:
Balanced or bloom-boosting fertilizer every 2–4 weeks
Common Pests/Issues:
Pests: Aphids, whiteflies, spider mites, and mealybugs
Diseases: Root rot or powdery mildew
Additional Notes:
In northern climates, bring plants indoors to overwinter. Prune any dead or dying leaves and tissue from the plant before brining indoors. Observe over the next couple of weeks and treat with neem oil if pests are found to be present. Ensure plant gets enough light and is away from direct air flow/heat
