Care and tips

Jasmine plants, as a general rule, love growing under the direct sunlight during 6 hours approximately to partial shade ratio. If the jasmine plant receives too much shade though, most likely it won’t bloom its flower buds and eventually, this light obstruction over time, will promote the buds to turn brown and get discoloured. If the day/weather conditions are difficult, making it hard to expose your jasmine plant to direct sunlight, you could assist your plant by installing some incandescent lamps around the plant to support the light intake.

Cestrum nocturnum, most commonly known as night-blooming Jasmine, is an exquisite Jasmine plant variety, belonging to the Solanaceae family and endemic from the subtropical regions of West India and now optimally growing in these temperated regions around the world where the average temperature is warm and the winter temperature doesn’t go below 12 degrees. The night-blooming jasmine plant is a unique jasmine variety, which yellow and/or white flowers, produce a superb and exquisite scent (known as one of the strongest in the world) when they open up at night (as this plant will have its flowers opening at night, releasing the sweet scent and will close up during the day).

Because jasmine leaves contain natural compounds called anthocyanins, their colour can shift to red when jasmine plants are affected by various factors like cold temperatures, nutrient deficiencies, pH imbalances, fungal infections, and inadequate watering.

Jasminum Sambac, most commonly known as Arabian or Sambac Jasmine, is a captivating and exotic plant native of Southeast Asia belonging to the family of Oleaceae. This visually attractive plant can grow rapidly either on a vine or a shrub and it is not only characterised for the gorgeous waxy and silky flowers but also for the scent and fragrance produced by its decadent flowers. It is the national plant in the Philippines and it is one of the three national flowers in Indonesia, how amazing is this!

Learn about the challenges of growing Madagascar jasmine indoors and about solutions for promoting its blooming, including addressing issues with soil, pruning, water, light, air moisture, temperature, and fertilization. The article emphasizes the need to optimize growing conditions and techniques to enjoy the beautiful flowers of the Madagascar jasmine.