Jasmine Night Blooming Plant - 4'' Pot

Jasmine plants are known for their sweet scent and are native to the Middle East and Asia. There are many different varieties available, including the Arabian, Brazilian, Pink, Night Blooming, Maid of Orleans, Confederate, and Star Jasmine. Jasmine plants thrive in warm, sunny conditions and can be kept indoors as houseplants or grown outdoors in a garden. In order for jasmine to thrive, they need to be placed in full, bright sun, all day if possible. They can tolerate some afternoon shade, but they should receive as much light as possible. Areas with temperatures that drop below 40F should bring jasmine plants inside during winter.

Jasmine plants require well-draining soil, and pruning should be done to keep the plant upright and sturdy. When it comes to watering jasmine, the soil should be allowed to dry out slightly before watering. Humidity is important for jasmine, especially during dry periods caused by air conditioners and heaters. Jasmine should be fertilized with a phosphorous and potassium rich fertilizer every two to four weeks during the growing season. Pest control for jasmine plants includes using a soap and water solution for infestations, and a baking soda spray for fungus. Jasmine plants can also be grown as a fragrant ingredient in perfumes and used to make jasmine tea.

To encourage abundant jasmine flowers, fertilize the plant regularly. In order to prevent pests such as whiteflies, nematodes, and mealybugs, apply neem oil to the soil. Regular pruning is important for maintaining the size and shape of the plant, and trellising may be necessary for vining varieties. 9GreenBox offers live jasmine plants, but actual sizes and shapes may vary from the pictures shown.

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