Arabian Jasmine

Botanical Name: Jasminum sambac
Description:
Arabian jasmine is a sweet-smelling evergreen plant with beautiful white flowers. The flowers usually open at night and have a strong, pleasant fragrance. They are often used to make perfumes, teas, flower garlands, and in religious events. This plant comes from South and Southeast Asia and grows well in warm gardens. It can also be grown in pots or indoors.
Care Instructions:
Light:
It grows best in full sun or partial shade. Try to give the plant about 4–6 hours of sunlight every day for better flowering.
Watering:
Water the plant regularly so the soil stays slightly moist but not too wet. Let the top layer of soil dry a little before watering again.
Soil:
Use well-drained and fertile soil. Adding organic matter like compost helps the plant grow better.
Temperature:
This plant likes warm weather between 20–35°C. Protect it from cold weather and frost.
Humidity:
Arabian jasmine prefers medium to high humidity. If grown indoors, lightly mist the leaves sometimes.
Fertilizing:
Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 3–4 weeks during the growing season to help the plant grow well and produce more flowers.
Pruning:
Trim the plant lightly after flowering to keep its shape and make it grow bushier.
Placement:
You can grow it in garden beds, hedges, pots, patios, balconies, or indoors near a sunny window.