How to Get Jasmine to Bloom Indoors

Jasmine plants bring heady scent to indoor rooms with their colorful, white blooms. The star-shaped flowers will appear consistently if the plant is well-cultivated and receiving enough light and moisture. With regular watering and fertilizer treatments, jasmine plants will stay healthy and continue to bring beauty and a pleasant aroma to indoor spaces.

3-gallon pot
Shallow tray
Organic fertilizer
Pruning shears

Instructions

- 1
  Place the jasmine pot on top of a shallow tray. Indoor jasmine should be grown in a 3-gallon pot with well-drained potting soil.
- 2
  Water jasmine weekly to moisten the soil and encourage blooming. Remove any excess water that appears in the tray.
- 3
  Spread 1 tsp. of organic fertilizer lightly over the soil once a month to encourage flowering and bud growth. Water deeply following a fertilizer treatment.
- 4
  Place the pot in full sunlight during spring and summer. When the buds are forming and blooming, jasmine needs heavy, direct light.
- 5
  Move the jasmine to a location with indirect light in fall and winter, when blossoms are not forming.
- 6
  Prune with shears after the jasmine blooms in spring to encourage new growth and bud formation.

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