Growing Jasmine (Jasminum sambac) - How to Grow Jasmine
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Growing Jasmine (Jasmine Sambac) - These easy to grow Sambac varieties of Jasmine are some of the most free flowering and heavily scented jasmines in existence. Learn how to make Jasmine water and tea from these beloved flowers.
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So far this is the best Jasmine-care video I've seen. Thank you.
That was so helpful! Thank you so much! Just got my first jasmine sambac and I'm excited to put this into practice!
When growing Jasmine sambac, prune the tips in the spring and remove most of the leaves. Water it well and feed with a balanced fertilizer. It will put out growth from the the leaf nodes and flower profusely. After that first flush of blooming, it will rest for sometime before it blooms again. This plant blooms several times a year with rest breaks in between.
By far the best video on jasmine varieties, very well explained. Thank you!
Nice and informative video, I love Jasmine plants: similar to the National flower of The Philippines ; we call it “Sampagita”. Thank you
This was such a great educational video! Thank you for taking the time and sharing Logees Plants!
Excellent video, I have some Belle of India this summer and will definitely use these tips!
This was so helpful. Thank you!
thank you for this video! i recently obtained an arabian jasmine bonsai so have been researching the best care for it, very informative video much appreciated
Lucky you, jasmine bonsai. Must be quite old to have the bonsai trunk quality
Thanks for the video, I love Jasmine , very similar to the “ Sampagita” the National flower of The Philippines.
Your jasmine looks so nice thank you
great video
Thank you very much for this video. Just bought a jasmine plant but do not know its name. The seller said that its flowers can be put in water in the fridge and the next morning it becomes a fragrant drink. Your description of the Grand Duke of Tuscany fits.
I love the gran duke....
We used to offer bunch of pure jasmine flowers to load Buddha! It is a beautiful big opportunity to do. It's a meritorious deed. 🌼
woww.. we here in tropical country trying to grow roses, and you with jasmines.. 😊
I just received my grand Duke that I ordered from your website, I dont have alot of luck with jasmine so will see what happens 🙏
Thanks for your very simple tips and ideas. Really works especially for starting plant-mom like me ^_^
Oooh beautiful. I want to grow those too.I need to grow the winter hardy ones
Gorgeous video, thanks for sharing! Best wishes from Switzerland❤
Thank you for your very informative summary. I would appreciate more content about other varieties of jasmine. Unfortunately, there are basically no videos from experts that can go more into detail about cultivars and care tips. ( I am excited to grow a Grand Duke and make my own tea :) )
Should you deadhead the individual fleurs post bloom? My first Jasmine plant. From your very informative video, I believe I have "maid of Orleans". Thank your for a concise video.
I was going to order some Gardenia and Confederate Jasmine from Logees but maybe I'll add some of these too.
Great collection.
Thank you very much! Very good and useful video! All that you´ve mentioned in it coincides whit my experience growing a grand duke plant, justly affected by red spider... I I'm trying to improve it with a mix of neem´s oil, potasic soap and cinnamon.
Good artical
Thank you
Absolutely the best video. Thank you.
Thank you - glad you liked it!
Thank you very much for these nice tips ✨👍
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much for your sharing 😊
You're welcome! :)
I bought jasmine Duke plant with few green leaves. For replant we have to remove all leaves before plant so new leaves will start grow pl advice.
I hv successful grown it by ground layering method.
I once had a he flower jasmine but when we remodeled it was destroyed.
What is the large flower.?
Wow... so nice
Can u pl upload a video abt yellow jasmine care fertilizer .
Thank you so much.. can you please advice which is better indoors
Orange jasmine performs well indoors www.logees.com/orange-jasmine-murraya-paniculata-2359.html
Really good informative channel very informative thanks its change my life fully.
Thanks for an informative video! Can j. sambac be grown indoors on a windowsill year round with no grow light and no cool dormant season? Like the conditions in an average living room windowsill. Will it be able to thrive and flower under those conditions? (light levels on a windowsill, even a south-facing one, are of course much lower than in a conservatory or greenhouse).
The sambac doesn't require coolness. They require warm temperatures and high light levels to perform best. www.logees.com/media/care/pdf/Jasminum.pdf
Will this grow ok in a wicking bed? Also, would this be suitable as a climbing plant for privacy?
Excellent.
My jasmine almost dry but the roots are looking good will it come back
My fav is the Jasminum sambac "Mysore Mulli"
I have a beautiful Flora Plena jasmine with a lot of flowers ready to bloom, however, leaves are turning yellow ( beginning of spring - south of CA) even the new ones, any idea what could be the problem?
Thanks
Low fertility, particularly nitrogen, PH issue, maybe to high, cool temperatures or root disease.
Thanx
i like plant
nice
Thank you for great information on Jasmine growing. I live in Texas and I have a row of Sambac Jasmine plants, it's invaded by tiny white flies (not sure about the name may be angel bugs). All buds get burned and leaves are covered with black coating. I tried Neem oil one teaspoon + dish soap one teaspoon in half a gallon water and sprayed it in the evening. bugs disappear but comes back next day. I don't know how to control those bugs. I appreciate your advice.
Thanks
Try increasing the neem to 2 tbl/gal and 2 tbl/gal dish soap. Need to repeat it once a week for three times. Somewhere in the middle of one of the spraying, spray the plant with clear water to wash off any residual oil. The oil can accumulate on the leaves if not exposed to rain and under high heat damage can occur. The repeated spraying will increase the neem concentration in the leaves which helps repel the insects.
Thank you will try
How much sun exposure do you recommend? I've heard some contradictory advice about how much is optimal. Thanks!
Full sun if possible.
It's very common in brazilians garden. Mainly in the Northweast of Brazil.
Very informative can u tell us how to collect seeds from jasmine plant
Most species don’t set seed very freely in cultivation. However seeds do form from time to time and perhaps more readily if there was pollination or cross pollination. The seed pulp will change color as in green to black and that is the time to harvest the seed. Remove all of the pulp and plant in a seed mix covering the seed ¼” keep evenly moist and warm. Germination may take a few weeks.
how tall does Grand duke goes and to prune it after the flowering will it grow from the branch? I want to grow it in my planter box 2ft wide? will that work?
Grand duke will grow up to 3 ft in a pot.
My Jasmin Sambac plant is more than 25 years old. For the last 5-6 years it is getting plenty of bloom but all the buds get burnt. I have asked so many nurseries and have tried replanting it, replaced soil, added balanced fertilizers, even tried fungicides but nothing has worked. Plant looks healthy. Please help!
Do the buds not develop or do they turn brown before opening. Has the light intensity changed as in the more shade. How about humidity? And change there.
Nothing else has changed. Buds do not bloom at all...actually petals do not form or develop or they look burnt.
Where do we get double Jasmine plants?
I have the grand Duke. The flowers turn brown as the buds open . May I know what the cause might be? Also when the flowers get wet, it'll turn brown as well.
Brown tips: lack of humidity and too much heat! they don't like too much water either.
I have a grand duke that is SUPER long. It has 2, 3-4 feet long branches. I’m ready to trim it back. How far down should I cut it and if I cut say 2 feet off can I cut that into smaller pieces to propagate or should I leave it in one cutting?
We generally suggest trimming by about 1/3 of the plants total growth as to not stress the plant. You can propagate the cuttings if you want to create more plants.
@@LogeesPlants Thanks for the answer on propagating from the pruned cuttings. Is there a more successful way to do that -- in water or with rooting hormone in starter soil?
Hi, If your growing a Jasmine in a pot indoors and are using sand do you suggest a coarse or a fine sand?
Course sand
Hi, we live in the Desert in California, I would like to have a Jazmine plant indoor because of the high wind that we get. How often do I water it if its indoor. How can I tell whento water it? Thank you
About once per week. When the top of the soil appears to be dry.
Which jasmine is the most fragrant?
in terms of fragrance are they all equally intense??
No, there is quite a bit of variability in the fragrance of Jasmine. Sambac Maid of Orleans is a good one to start with. Also J. azoricum is very sweet.
can you please explain about winter care of jasmine (maid of orleans)..I am in zone 7..
i suppose we need to keep plant in home..how much watering is needed? will it bloom in winter?
You would want to keep the plant indoors for the winter time. Be sure to put it in a southern window where it can receive the most sunlight through the winter. They generally require 8 or more hours of direct sunlight per day to not go into a semi-dormant period. If needed, supplemental lighting can be beneficial to achieve this. Water only when the soil has completely dried out. As the plant is an everbloomer, if it receives the correct lighting throughout the winter, it can bloom through the season.
LogeesPlants :thanks for the reply..artificial light means yellow light? I have a small laundry room where its warm n yellow light is there.. so keeping there will it help?bcoz most of time its cloudy weather in winter so sunlight is not possible ..
We generally recommend full spectrum T5 grow lights.
I have the grandduke, Louisiana, 5 star, night blooming jasmine's, and others, bell of india.
Hello i have a question how can i have it the plants i can plant it with seed? i don't have the plant and i like it a lot the Grand Duke how can i have it please
You can find a vendor who may carry seeds for sale on Davesgarden.com.
I was shopping for cement pots at a local grower in South-Texas (zone 10A) and I found two terrible looking plants that I recognized as some kind of Jasmine. I lived in the Philippines for a few years and I hoped these might be Sampaguita varieties. They have a very small leaf but are the proper shape and look to them. The most I could get out of the lady who spoke no English was that they were double blossom. She practically gave them to me (two for $5) I brought them home and got them transplanted into some nice roomy pots with good potting soil. We are in the middle of an extended heat wave where daily temps hover around 100 F. They look more verticle than bushy but they've been neglected. I'm watering them daily but I'm sure they are well drained and will respond shortly. The main stem is about an inch diameter. Should I prune them back severely or wait for more clues as to their real identity?
My plant did not flower last summer. Should I boost the fert in the spring?
What variety?
LogeesPlants can you tell me plzz for spider desis what oil i can use ? Its 4:00 i dont undrestand thanks 🙏
Neem Oil- We sell it on our website. www.logees.com/pure-neem-oil.html
What kind of fertilizer?
My Confederate Jasmine is not blooming this year and it has brown leaves especially at the top of the trellis. We have had a dry spring so far and I haven't watered it. Is that the problem? Thanks.
Could be. Give it some water.
I found out the answer today at our Native Plant Nursery, Niche Gardens. In Feb. we had a couple of days in the 80's which caused the sap in the plant to start running. Then when the weather got cold again those parts died. Kind of like the fruit trees that get hit with cold weather and don't bloom. :-( I will cut it back and hope it will re grow.
Beautiful awesome preety
Thank you so much 😊
This looks like gardenia to me
Does it set seed if you don't prune it back?
Some varieties set seed occasionally but we generally do see this in our culture. Could be the lack of a pollinator or the need for cross pollination.
What are the 2 varieties of Duke and sambac please
We offer several different sambac varieties www.logees.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=sambac
Thanks for the info, I have some questions:
1. how often water the plant if it is in a planter?
2. how to tell if I need to fert the plants?
3. How often for pruning the plant?
Please see this attachment for more care information: www.logees.com/media/care/pdf/Jasminum.pdf
Hi, I love your video. Are you selling jasmine plants? I would like to buy them. Thank you.
Thanks - here is our collection of jasmine plants:
www.logees.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=jasmine
Are they fragrant?
I am thinking of growing jasmine on my roof of my room. Which one would be the best for that and could I do that? I would keep it indoors all yea.
Jasminum sambac ‘Maid of Orleans’ is a good choice.
Which of these smells sweetest?
J. sambac Maid of Orleans is probably the most famous. I prefer the fragrance of J. azoricum
Thanks for the response. I was wondering if the variety "Flore Plena" is a variety of its own, is a hybrid, or is another name for either "Arabian Nights" or "Mysore Mulli". Your website describes it as having a slow growth habit, and so if it is another name for an existing variety, sounds more like "Arabian Nights". I have head "Mysore Mulli" has a faster growth habit and is a freer flowering everbloomer.
Not sure as those are common names but my guess if our Flore Plena is Arabian Nights.
You sell to uk?
Please to which pkace i sell this flower pls reply me
www.logees.com/jasmine-grand-duke-of-tuscany-jasminum-sambac-1978.html
The best video on sambac I've seen yet. I do have a question: I have several jasmine plants grown in bright indirect light on my condo balcony - no sun, and I do get flowers, although not profusely. One plant is six years old and has gotten very woody with two half-inch "trunks" from which branches grow. I am trying to get it to grow laterally,. Could I cut through one of the "trunks" to shorten the growth or would this paralyze/kill that branch?
Also, you mention spider mites but I find that in winter my plants always get infestations of scale. My plants hate winter, and I believe the stress causes it. ( I was born and reared in the Philippines where jasmine "sampaguita" is the national flower, as it is in India and other Southeast Asian countries.... I love this plant)
Can you share a photo of your plant to info@logees.com so that we may further assist you with this?
Erika Fischer I don't know how to handle my Duke jasmine which has grown extremely long. Am afraid to prune too much so it doesn't die. Please advise what I should do. I get very few blooms once a year during April/May. I live in Goa. Would appreciate a reply. Thanks. Marcia
I prune mine in the spring and mid summer. Only prune if your plant is healthy. They handle pruning very well.
What is the best NPK fertilizer formulation for Jasmine Sambac? which the pH of the best land for Jasmine?
Any balanced fertilizer will do. Even numbers like 5-5-5 or a high middle number like 5-9-7.
Which type of Jasmine can survivr in Arizona where temperature sometimes remains +100
I’d try sambac Maid of Orleans or Azoricum.
I didn´t know the flowers can be used for tea. Will try it. I have this plant on my window sill in winter. It grows like crazy and flowers every time after I give it black coffee. In summer I hang it outside but then it doesn´t grow any more.
Where do you get the plant from in the USA?
Isa Bo the tea is amazing!
Isa Bo you feed her coffe ? Realy how & why and what do you onow about feeding coffe to this plant ?
Coffee grounds probably. My mom puts used coffee grounds to deter squirrels from digging in flower pots.
You must be careful only true jasmines from the jasminum family are used in food. They are related to olive trees. So no night jasmine or jasmine like smelling flowers only jasminum.
Hello, I am interested in buying the grand duke variety that you have. Do you sell them? are they Non genetically modified ? and organic? DO you ship these plants to santa cruz or san jose ? thank you.
You can purchase our Jasmine plants from our website. www.logees.com/browse-by-botanical-name/jasminum.html
We do ship to CA.
I have a grand duke but it hasn't flowered for years :(Can anyone give me some tips to help it flower again.
Are you currently fertilizing the plant? If so, how often and what is the NPK value on the fertilizer that you are using?
@@LogeesPlants I'm so happy you replied. Thank you☺. I've had it for a few years and used to buy it vitamins and iron but it stopped flowering and I gave up on it. It's growing but I don't fertilize it. I live in the Mediterranean, so when you asked about the NPK thing, I'm sorry, I have no clue. My local nursery guy keeps selling me iron and vitamins whenever I ask him about it. Considering that I live outside the US and my nursery guy won't understand the nitrogen potassium levels, what should I look or ask for? I find potting mixes in the big grocery chains here. Is that what I need? Someone also told me to put banana peels in water and after two days water the plant with it. Any help or suggestions?
I'm not sure what they have available in your area, but a general fertilizer with the Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (NPK) levels below 15-15-15 with the middle number being the highest of the 3, but still below 15, would be best to induce blooms.
@@LogeesPlants Thank you. I'll search around and see if I can find what you've suggested and let you know if it flowers again❤🌸
Use fertilizer and water regularly. Prune carefully and remove dead leave.
Can you sell the flowers?
Unfortunately not :( We sell the plants though!
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You never talked about how large these plants will grow
Depends where you live. In cold weather they die down and come back. In Asia they become a bush and get very tall. My yellow jasmine got to 12 feet plus once and i had to cut it down so it would not hit the roof.
That plant is my middle name.
Thank you