Is it okay to grow jasmine indoors?

1. You can grow jasmine indoors

Jasmine can be grown indoors. Its flowers will emit a very fragrant scent. The fresh floral fragrance will fill the entire house, making people feel happy, relaxed and thus relieving fatigue.

2. It is best not to keep it in the bedroom

It is best not to grow jasmine indoors because the space in the bedroom is relatively small and the air circulation is not smooth. If too many jasmine flowers are placed in the bedroom, and the floral scent in the air is too strong, it will stimulate excessive ventilation in the human body, causing a decrease in the oxygen content in the blood, resulting in symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and headache. Over time, it may also lead to hair loss and other phenomena.

3. Precautions for indoor breeding

1. Jasmine likes sunlight, so you need to create an environment with sufficient light and good ventilation for it. Giving it more sunlight will make it grow more luxuriantly and its branches will become thicker. Correspondingly, the number of flowers will increase and the fragrance will be stronger.

2. In summer, the weather is hot and you need to water it every morning and evening. Summer is also its peak growth period, so you need to fertilize it appropriately at this time. Because jasmine has a strong fragrance, it often attracts pests. At this time, you need to spray insecticide, but be careful not to expose it to the midday sun to avoid burning the jasmine leaves.