Spanish Jasmine

Spanish Jasmine Care

Jasminum Grandiflorum

What is the plant

Jasminum grandiflorum is a deciduous shrub, best suited for outdoor use. Jasminum are found throughout Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.Many assume Jasminum grandiflorum with the common name ‘Spanish Jasmine’ and Jasminum officinale “Poet’s Jasmine” are the same jasmine plants but they are different species.fragrant flowers of the Spanish Jasmine - Jasminum Grandiflorum The spanish jasminum features white flowers with thin petals. Some cultures, use the leaves for herbal medicine and the flowers for the scent of Jasmine in perfumes.It’s now mostly grown as an ornamental plant. The plant belongs to the flowering plant family Oleaceae.

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Humidity

High

Lighting

Full Sun

Hardiness zone

8 - 10

Difficulty

Medium

Hibernation

Cold Period

How to Care for the Plant

Water
Make sure you water the plant frequently through the growing season. In the fall, start scaling back the water. In the winter, you can typically get by with watering the plant once every few weeks.
Pruning
Most people choose to keep Spanish Jasmine plants trimmed down when grown indoors. After flowering, trim the long stems to the desired length.Trim back stems on your outdoor plants if you don’t want the flowers growing from the top of an eight-foot stem
Fertilizer
Fertilize with a water-soluble plant food during the spring and summer growing season but avoid fertilize during the winter. Like most plants, it doesn’t need the extra nutrients during the colder months.

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Sunlight
If the ground doesn’t freeze during the winter, you can keep the plant outdoors. It should be placed in partial to full sun and looks great surrounded by lower-growing plants.When grown indoors as a potted plant, this Jasmine needs plenty of natural sunlight. If possible, place it near a south-facing window.
Soil
Spanish Jasminum thrives in healthy, rich soil. Use a well-drained soil to help prevent root rot.
Temperature
The standard room temperature should provide the ideal environment for year-round growth, which is why the indoor blooms tend to last through the beginning of the fall season.