Jasmine is one of the most fragrant flowers,  and it is one of the most beautiful gift for women. The indoor jasmine shrub is a real treasure in your apartment. Jasmine has small, white, simple or tattoo flowers, all very beautiful.This plant is an important source of the summer garden exotic fragrance. This plant is quite popular due to their odor, especially in the season when most plants are dormant, it scatters its heady fragrance. Jasmine is an important cent a herbal plant. This plant is found in both in shrub or vine plant. Jasmine plants are found mostly in tropical or sub-tropical areas. Though some have succeeded in temperate regions. In cold areas, increases the plant’s care.

How To Grow Jasmine

Propagation

Plant cutting expansion and practical approach are quite meaningful.
Take the 3-inch-long jasmine cutting new side shoots. cuttings place it in the prepared Potting Mix, Moist compost, and sand. Combine these things will get rid of the rot problem.
You can plant together several cuttings, mind it cuttings to stay away from each other and covered by a plastic sheet (polyethylene).
These cuttings to flourish requires bright light and warm temperature (direct sunlight is not important.) so does not require water until rooting came out.
About 4 weeks after you remove the plastic cover. The cuttings will also remove the roots, after a while you can separate out these cuttings.

Soil

The well-drained, loamy and fertile soil is better for it. Semi-hardwood harvesting is best for propagation.

Water and Fertilizer

Because Jasmine is a tropical plant, it does not have a dormant period or a downtime in the winter. It must be kept watered, fertilized and warm year-round. Generally speaking, it’s wise to give the plant a deep watering with a good quality water-soluble houseplant food once every couple of weeks. Mist the plant daily to maintain proper humidity levels.

Care For Jasmine

Pests and Disease Jasmine

Many Keats jasmine crop damage. Particularly valuable budworm, and leaf Baber. Mealybugs also attack. New Keats mite in the summer and dry weather are upset. The budworm is the most dangerous. Iron deficiency mainly in the roots rot, yellowing of leaves, nematode infection.

Jasmine care

Plant, you keep in the house or outdoors, it is best to grow to direct sunlight. So if you put it on the south window is most appropriate. For indoor jasmine at least 6 hours direct sunlight important.
The moist and well-drained soil is best for jasmine; it’s mean soils do not wet. Avoid overwatering.
In the period of growing other plants require food, the same it is necessary. It does not require special feeders. But for all-round development of the plant, from late spring until late autumn publication twice a week to use liquid fertilizer.
The temperature is the most important of the Jasmine plant. During the growing season, so it is better for the environment temperature is hot, and is warm, it grows and it is easy to survive.
Keep the soil moist during the summer; less water in the fall. You Keep the plant slightly dry in winter and spring season.
Pruning after spring season (blooming) to give shape.

Pruning Jasmine

After your plant finishes blooming (usually around March) give it a good pruning to control its size. Keep the tips pinched back throughout the spring months (until around the end of June) to promote bushy growth.