Pink jasmine care
Jasminum polyanthum needs direct sun. Check the soil before you water.
This is general care advice. Check the label of your plant. Keep toxic plants away from pets and children.
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- Botanical name
- Jasminum polyanthum
- Other names
- Winter jasmine, Jasminum polyanthum
- Light
- Direct sun. Put it in a bright window with some direct sun. Give it a cool, bright place in autumn.
- Soil check
- Every 4 to 8 days in the growing season. The app learns the real time.
- Humidity
- Medium humidity
- Feeding
- Feed once a month in spring and summer. Do not feed in winter.
How to check the soil of Pink jasmine
How does the soil feel 2 to 3 cm below the top?
Push a finger 2 to 3 cm into the soil. Feel if it is dry, damp or wet.
- Dry: no soil sticks to your finger. Water the plant.
- Damp: a little soil sticks to your finger. It feels cool. Do not water yet.
- Wet: soil sticks to your finger and feels soggy, or you see water. Do not water. Check the drainage.
Do not water on a fixed day. Test the soil first. Read the soil check guide.
Soil mix
Use a rich potting soil with some perlite. The mix must drain well.
Tips for Pink jasmine
- For flowers, give 4 to 6 weeks of cool nights, 5 to 10 C, in autumn. Keep the plant bright.
- Give the vines a ring or a trellis. They grow fast and need support.
- Cut the vines back after the flowers fade. This keeps the plant compact.
- Fine webs under the leaves show spider mites. Wash the leaves and raise humidity.
Pet safety
Not toxic to cats and dogs. Keep it away from pets that chew plants.
ASPCA: Jasmine