4″ Pot- Jasmine Plant Star Shining Windmill Angel Wing Fragrant

Description

Features:

• ORIGINS OF STAR JASMINE (JASMINE NITIDUM): commonly known as confederate jasmine or angelwing jasmine, this evergreen plant originates from China; a very versatile plant, it can be a twining vine that crawls up wire frames and grows up to 25’-30’ tall outdoors, as groundcover or in containers; the confederate jasmine plant is well-loved by many as it sports luscious green leaves and small, wonderfully fragrant star-shaped flowers; besides, it’s a hardy plant that doesn’t need a lot of care too
• EASY CARING FOR THE CONFEDERATE JASMINE PLANT: the star jasmine plants is very easy to grow as it’s a rather hardy plant; you can place it at sunny spots next to an open window or in the garden; just remember that the more sun the plant gets, the more watering it needs; otherwise, you just need to water your confederate jasmine vine every 10-14 days; it’s good to remember that while the plant isn’t water-hungry, it’s not drought-resistant either
• FERTILIZING AND PRUNING THE WHITE STAR JASMINE: the jasmine confederate can still thrive even without fertilizers; however, if you wish to fertilize it, simply add a layer of organic compost or general fertilizer on the soil; the star jasmine doesn’t need a lot of pruning either; you may prune it when it goes somewhere you don’t want it to or the dead, brown bits
• WONDERFULLY FRAGRANT ANGEL WING JASMINE: many people love the confederate jasmine because it has white, star-shaped flowers that will fill the whole house with a wonderful fragrance
• STAR JASMINE: 1 Jasmine Nitidum in a 4 inch (10 cm) pot

Details: A wonderfully fragrant houseplant that’s easy to care for The green fingers in you would love to invite the outdoor indoors. However, you don’t have too much time to fuss over houseplants. Sounds like the confederate jasmine is for you. It’s a cinch to care for, and it blooms adorable, star-shaped flowers that will fill the whole house with a lovely fragrance. Caring tips for the star jasmine Watering: the jasmine nitidum takes to heat and cold very well and can withstand temperatures between 10-15 degrees F. While it loves to bask in the sun, it will do well in part shade too. Just remember that the longer it’s exposed to the sun, the more frequently you should water it. Otherwise, you can water your angelwing jasmine every 10-14 days. While it’s not a it’s not water-greedy, it not drought-resistant plant either. Fertilizing: the confederate jasmine plant doesn’t really need a lot of fertilizers. In fact, it could still thrive without fertilizers at all. However, if you wish to fertilize your jasmine confederate, simply cover its soil with organic compost or a general fertilizer. Pruning: the star jasmine plants don’t need a lot of pruning either. You can trim it when it’s growing where you don’t want it to go or where there are brown, withered bits. Other than that, you can practically leave your confederate star jasmine on its own. Wonderfully fragrant confederate jasmine vine Everyone who grows the white star jasmine loves it when it blooms. White, pinwheel-shaped flowers will blossom all over the plant which will last for several months. Quite a beautiful sight. Best thing is, the tiny flowers will perfume your house and surroundings with its sweet jasmine-light fragrance. However, if there are people in the household who are allergic to flowers or their scent, it’s best to keep the jasmine confederate far away from them during its blooming season.