Try stem cuttings 4 to 6 inches long aided with rooting hormone. They should root in 2-4 weeks.

What really works best for me is the method referred to as "Ground Layering". I select branches
that are long and flexible and secure them over the top of a pot filled with moist soil . When a
good amount of roots have formed cut the branches off of the parent plant.

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Thanks, I think I'll try both ways. For some reason I have bad luck doing vine cuttings.

I did one from the rooting hormone. It was regular jasmine- white colored- but not the star jasmine. I kept it moist. It lost the leaves but the stem stayed green, then it got new leaves after about 6 weeks.