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This jasmine seeds can be planted after the risk of spring frost has completely passed, ensuring nighttime temperatures consistently stay above 50°F, and should be moved indoors to a sunny spot during winter.
This jasmine variety requires full to partial sun exposure, needing 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. In hot inland areas, the intense afternoon sunlight may scorch the leaves, so it is advisable to provide shade in the afternoon.
This jasmine prefers consistently moist but never waterlogged soil. During the growing season, keep the soil evenly moist.
This jasmine is highly heat-resistant. It can withstand the high temperatures of Zone 11 (100°F+), but requires ample water and humidity.
These jasmine flowers can be picked to make garlands or scent tea leaves; they can also be potted and grown on windowsills, entrances, terraces, or in gardens, filling the air with their delightful fragrance.