Aphids, scale, and mealybugs are listed pests under glass. Inspect before assigning a symptom to one of them.
How to care for pink jasmine
Pink jasmine needs bright filtered or indirect light indoors and a warm, frost-free transition. Bring it inside before nights reach 13–15°C.
Find a bright, steady position
Light and temperature
Bright filtered or bright indirect light suits the indoor container. The exact profile places pink jasmine in bright filtered light.
Keep this tender species in a warm, bright conservatory or equivalent indoor setting. Return it indoors before nights fall to about 13–15°C. This is a transition guide, not a universal lower-temperature guarantee.
Check the mix, drainage and pot
Watering, drainage and repotting
Water regularly while the plant is actively growing and reduce watering in winter. Keep the container in the fertile, well-drained medium described by RHS.
Use a fertile, well-drained container compost. No species-specific indoor repot interval or trigger is provided.
Feed only during active growth
Fertilizer and active growth
Feed container plants a high-potassium liquid fertilizer during active growth and follow the product label for dose.
Check the visible signs before changing care
Common problems
Use the verdict for this exact plant
Pet safety
Sources
- Royal Horticultural SocietyLight; compost; outdoor frost-free context; hardiness; pests; diseases
- Royal Horticultural SocietyWarm conservatory; summer outdoor transition; watering; feeding; temperature; pests
Pet-safety information for catalog plants uses ASPCA reference data where available. It is reference information, not veterinary advice.