Can jasmine be grown indoors?

1. Can it be raised indoors?

Jasmine can be grown indoors. It has a faint fragrance and the volatile oil it emits can have a sterilizing effect. Smelling the fragrance of the flowers can also relax people and relieve stress. However, please note that if you grow it indoors, you should move it outdoors to get some sunlight. If you keep it indoors for a long time without sunlight, it will easily affect its growth.

Jasmine can be grown indoors, but it is best not to place it in the bedroom, as the space in the bedroom is very small and the air permeability is not very good. If there is no ventilation at night, people may suffer from sleep if they smell the fragrance of this flower for a long time. Some people are allergic to it, so they should stay away from it.

2. Reasons for suitability

1. Appreciation: Placing jasmine indoors has ornamental value. Its flowers are beautiful and can be used to decorate the home.

2. Non-toxic: Jasmine is non-toxic. Growing it indoors will not cause poisoning in people, and there is no need to worry about harming our health when caring for it.

3. Purify the air: Growing jasmine indoors can eliminate some odors and make the air fresher. The light floral scent can also help people relax and feel happier.

3. Maintenance methods

1. Water: When growing jasmine indoors, you need to keep sufficient moisture in the potting soil. You can water it in the morning and evening in summer. If the growing environment is too dry, you can spray water on the leaves.

2. Light: Jasmine likes sunlight. It is best to place it in a sunny place. If there is not enough light, the number of flowers will decrease.