Jasmine Plant 4 Inch Pot - Fragrant Star Shining Angel Wing

Product Description: A Jasmine's Fragrance is Unmatched!

Jasmine plants are native to the Middle East and Asia, with a wide range of varieties. These plants thrive in warm and sunny environments and are famous for their delightful scent. Whether you choose to keep them indoors as houseplants or in your garden, with proper care, they can flourish. We offer a variety of jasmine plants including Arabian Jasmine, Brazilian Jasmine, Pink Jasmine, Night Blooming Jasmine, Maid of Orleans, Confederate, and Star Jasmine, providing plenty of options for you to choose from!

Placement: Jasmine plants thrive in full, bright sunlight all day long. They can tolerate some shade in the afternoon, but ensure they receive ample sunlight. Place them near a south-facing window where they can receive maximum exposure. In regions colder than zone 7, transfer the plants into pots and bring them indoors during winter. Jasmine plants cannot tolerate temperatures below 40F, and their ideal temperature range is 60F to 80F.

Soil and Pruning: Use an organic blend of porous materials, peat moss, bark, and compost for the soil. It is essential for the soil to drain well, as jasmine plants are susceptible to root rot. Plant them in a sturdy pot with enough space for growth. If you have a climbing jasmine, provide a trellis for support. Occasionally trim excessive growth to maintain the plant's upright and sturdy posture, and remove any dead or dying foliage to promote new, lush growth.

Watering: Avoid keeping the soil soggy for jasmine plants. Allow the top one or two inches of soil to dry before watering. However, do not allow the soil to completely dry out. Test the soil moisture by inserting your finger into the soil. Water the plants once or more a week, depending on the heat. Ensure the water soaks through the pot until it drains from the holes. Jasmine plants require humidity, so misting the plant or placing a water tray nearby can increase the moisture in the air, preventing leaf dullness caused by dryness from air conditioners and heaters.

Fertilizer: During the growing season, apply a liquid fertilizer rich in phosphorous and potassium at the recommended dosage every two to four weeks to promote abundant blooms. In winter, stop fertilizing and decrease watering. The plant may shed some leaves and go dormant, requiring less sunlight during this time. Consistent and cool temperatures can still encourage winter blooming for jasmine plants.

Pests and Fungus: Jasmine plants are prone to infestations by whiteflies, mites, and aphids. You can create a solution of soap and water to spray on the leaves and deter the bugs. Inspect the plant regularly and remove any visible bugs with bare eyes. To tackle fungus, which can cause discoloration and wilting leaves, use a mixture of baking soda spray and ensure proper aeration.

Origins of Star Jasmine (Jasmine Nitidum): Also known as Confederate Jasmine or Angelwing Jasmine, this evergreen plant originates from China. It is a versatile plant that can function as a twining vine growing up wire frames, as groundcover, or in containers. With lush green leaves and small, beautifully fragrant star-shaped flowers, the Confederate Jasmine plant is beloved by many. Additionally, it is a low-maintenance plant that does not require extensive care.

Easy Care for the Confederate Jasmine Plant: Star jasmine plants are exceptionally easy to grow due to their hardy nature. You can place them in sunny spots near open windows or in the garden. Remember that more sun exposure requires more watering, although the plant does not have excessive water requirements. Water your Confederate Jasmine vine every 10-14 days, as it is not drought-resistant.

Fertilizing and Pruning the White Star Jasmine: Although the Confederate Jasmine can thrive without fertilizers, you can choose to fertilize it by adding a layer of organic compost or general fertilizer to the soil. Pruning requirements are minimal, only necessary when the plant grows in undesired directions or to remove dead, brown parts.

The Wonderfully Fragrant Angel Wing Jasmine: Many individuals adore the Confederate Jasmine because of its delightful fragrance. The white, star-shaped flowers fill the entire house with an enchanting scent.

9GreenBox Star Jasmine: 1 Jasmine Nitidum plant in a 4-inch (10 cm) pot.

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