ID this jasmine?

9 years ago

I have no idea what jasmine I have. It doesn't look quite like Maid of Orleans to me. I got it a few years ago at a local nursery and it just said "jasminum sambac". Sorry for the dim picture. I'm trying to figure out what my next jasmine should be! Also for indoor growers, how large of a planter do you use? Mine is looking like it's outgrowing it's pot!

thanks!

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Carol love_the_yard (Zone 9A Jacksonville, FL)
9 years ago
Great page at Top Tropicals with photos of many varieties and a nice table:

Top Tropicals - Jasminum sambac page
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jasminegal
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Does the flower always bloom like this Leena? If it is then it is maid of orleans. However if the blooms change with proper sunlight then it could be a different cultivar.

Are you planning to grow it indefinitely indoors? You can maintain jasmines in a 10" pot by root pruning or as large as 7 gallon pots. However jasmines are really not an indoor plant. The health of the plant will diminish and flower production will decrease without sunlight.
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leenarz
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9 years ago
Thanks jasminegal! I take it outside in the summer when it's warmer. Hmm good question. I'm not great at getting it to bloom. Maybe I should take it out soon, it looks like the lows are approaching the low 50s at night now!