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Well do, but currently on vacation. ;D

I see lot of people put plants in garage and worked very well. I have too much tool in garage lol, hope your rangoon creeper will recover.

By the way I've had my greenhouses for 15 years

Soo much excitement!! Send me some pictures when they bloom, would love to see them. Yeah, this year winter is not bad at all in Texas but this summer or fall I definitely need to get a heater or two in there. The terracotta heat thing I made worked but comes at the cost of possible plant deaths-defeat the purpose. I actually had brassavola nodosa long ago back in kansas, the fragrance is very nice. I am looking into this Milkway tree right now, lol.

Any tips on maintenance?

You doing great it seems, I would prune night blooming jasmine early spring instead now. But then again that plant is very strong regardless what time you prune.

Yes, I do prune time to time to keep it under control since this is in a container. The propagation is best using air layering but since is your neighbor’s tree cutting probably be the best way to go. It is hard to get this tree’s cutting to root so you are doing well.

Prune during its active growing time like summer and water often.

@@ninelinks3443 Thank you kindly.

Yellow one does have better cold tolerance and can form seed for germination. However, the fragrance from the yellow is not as strong as white one. More people like the growth of yellow one due to its more sturdy than white one. I personally like the contrast of white flower with green leaves in the background.

​That makes sense, thanks for your input! I plan to try to grow both in zone 9b in the ground and see how it goes

Nick you can one video I did on air layering white champaca in texas. The weather plays a big part in This and I could never gotten it to work in kansas. I successfully air layered in Texas but during repotting into the container and forgot to water it week in: killed it. For putting moss i there make sure use alot of moss BUT squeeze out the water: moist not wet is what you want.

If it has out grown the pot then repot be a good idea. But even if outgrown in pot it should still blooms since white champaca is not picky. Without seeing it kind of hard to suggest. Here are few things to keep in mind: white champaca loves acidic mix, partial to full sun but not scorching sun, temperature 55-80ish, and balance fertilizer.

Good advice, mulches are in big discount this time of year. Going to grab two bags tmr.

Bigger will be needed much later but for now this will do. If I do get one, I be designing it myself from ground up customize every aspects.

I live in Goliad texas z9a.....I have two greenhouses and collect rare and fragrant flowering tropicals, even down here I have to use heaters during cold snaps but thankfully my plants only have to be in the greenhouses for about 4 months and even then my greenhouses are wide open most of the year cause it's warm most of the time......I grow things like artabotrys hexipetalus(ylang ylang vine), golden champaca, queens wreath, night blooming jasmine, angels trumpet.....all my plants are HUGE so I bought a sturdy flat bed garden cart and wow it paid for itself 10 times over when It came to moving my beasts around the yard, you should look into getting yourself one, I also have a heavy duty dolly that's paid for itself several times over😊

Might look into ylang ylang vine, if you dont mind me asking what heater you use?

@@ninelinks3443 is a Honeywell digital surround heat........these heaters are awesome for use in the house and the greenhouse, the first greenhouse is 10'x10'x8', the other is 17'x12'x10'........these Lil heaters are awesome, only need one per greenhouse where I'm at.

@ninelinks3443 my tropical trees are massive, I have lots of rare flowering tropical plants...... lots of my plants I've had for 20+ years

You can spray insecticide or make your own soap+neem oil. If infestation is very heavy at one particular spot, just remove it and spray the rest of the plant.

I think humidity level also a factor for the fragrance. High heat will require lot of watering for container white champaca. I remember there are few in my home town in china that can take extreme sun without being scorched because they are in ground. You in zone 10a should be able to plant it in ground, I love to plant mine but I am in zone 8a.

Lol 😂 if your basement has good lighting then it be ok. I would not recommend cutting all the branches off for wintering. Dont prune if plant is going into dormancy. Prune heavily when spring comes and keep prune the shape you want throughout summer.

Is actually quite easy, just have in mind what shape you want and keep pruning the plant to remain that shape. Night blooming jasmine grows fast and shape will form lot faster than you think.

Thank you

Thank you, yes this spot for the sweet olive was perfect. Every time walking close to the front there is very pleasant fragrant. Most likely going to be getting bigger every year.

What direction of the sweet olive planted

Facing south and close to house for partial and winter protection.

Thanks, I made that video while back in kansas and it was in full sun in the back patio. I am texas now and full sun is not recommended since is too hot.

No, but you can get one easily on ebay or amazon.

@@ninelinks3443 thank you for that

This is a great plant

Might repeat some but here I go: acidic mix is the best, zone 9 is plantable in ground, area with good air circulation, do not over water since it is very easily for rot, pests to watchout are scales and caterpillars(rarely), no scorching direct sun(just go for partial), and lastly it hates salt meaning very very light fertilizer if possible go for seaweed extract or worm casting(organic). Congratulations

@@ninelinks3443 Thank you!!!! I’m going through all of your videos on them lol and screenshotted this to go back to! I’ll be picking up some seaweed extract 😊 Do you have a recommended garden soil? Or any will do? Do you think holytone is ideal to use to acidify it?

@@jamilynnnguyen6461 Garden soil/fertilizer to go for : organic manure compost types. Do not use top soil-some are very hard and compact. Worm casting is another great one. You can use Hollytone but the progress is very slow with those and just my experience hit and miss. If you have Costco near by they do this every spring with huge bag of compost for $7, I bought 9 bags this spring and used on top of all my plants(ground and containers).

Thanks, not expecting any fruit this year and got a feeling there be plenty of fruit next year.

All cuttings should be in shade. In sun would stress it out even more and possibly dying.

I have never seen people do that and I personally have not seen chinese perfume tree seeds. I think the best method of propagation is from cuttings.

From my experience up till now, this plant is best morning sun and rest of day partial shade(roughly 3 hours). Any zone below 8b, I would advise potting in the container. I put it in full sun in texas the bloom is ok but leaves scorched alot.

No, the cold is too extreme for it in zone5

Yes that is a wise idea, also might want to put the new propagation inside the house if possible. Texas heat too ‘dry’. I am supposed to have two more new plants in ground in the backyard, but now holding them off till early spring 2025. Good luck to you! 🍀

Thanks for watching!

That one I acquired in 2021 so roughly 3 years. The size would have been lot bigger if allowed.

@@ninelinks3443 Thanks! I have a dozen I started from seed in April. They are all 8-12" tall now and some started blooming when they were only 4" tall. Amazing plants. They really love a lot of sun and fare so much better in the Texas heat than most of my other plants. Easy care.

I do not think the two are related, the closest cultivars that related to maid of new orleans that I can think of: sambac, and grand duke. The fragrance on orange jasmine is more pronounced and sharper.

I do not remember the exact gallonage but the diameter about 24-30” and the height about 41” roughly

Lol, you are right. This plant best to propagate with moist mix and bit of root hormone. My greenhouse can up to 115F degree on some days. Wait till the main plant gets little bigger and will try again using mixes.

That is the way, but there are other factors can affect the outcome of the propagation. Such as soil type and moisture level and shade.

So the idea behind planting this in ground in texas is to see if it will survive and regrow next season. In this case, I planted last year and it did survived and regrow:however, at a hefty cost of dying down to the ground. So the conclusion for this plant in ground in texas is doable but not as good.

Yes, got one now.

Great plant and remember the flower can be used for tea and cake. ;)

Please do share your expertise

Beautiful blooms but the summer heat is putting lot of stress on them atm.

I think so, I know southeast Asia temperatures are very mild and good humidity. As long as the temperature above 45F, osmanthus fragrans will survive.

@@ninelinks3443 it never gets cold here. My concern is of it'll handle the heat 😅

@@TaLeng2023 safe bet, plant it near a shade or a partial shade area. Out of 6 sweet olives I planted around my house I can tell the ones in partial shade really grows better compared to those in full sun. The ones in the partial shade leaves are better in color and texture, then the one in the full sun is tough and scorched.

Yes, it grows and blooms well in acidic soil.

Yeah went ahead and do it since we got about three more months of warm weather and a greenhouse. Thought about using some potting mix but heat in texas dries them up very fast and new cuttings cant take even tiniest stress. As for bugs, if out side there will be bugs for sure. If you look careful enough on my chinese perfume tree there are tons of dead scales on there when I bought it. Almost entire plant is covered in scales, it didn’t bother me much since those are dead. If, big if, all these cuttings rooted then next year chinese perfume tree around the house. Lol.

Rabbit stew 😂

Great to hear! Night blooming jasmine will grow very fast just make sure you have a big container ready. Yeah, I do not think the rabbits will like my night blooming jasmine but there are about 6-9 rabbits coming through back yard and each take a small bite not good for my young regrown night blooming. Oh well, at least I know my plant is still alive.

@@ninelinks3443 btw the original plant I had purchased 2 years ago which I pruned back til almost stump only had push out many shoots also and growing vigorously. Will wait until first frost up north here, to compare original to specimens from daylily. I’m suspecting newer plants will be better plants. I might also be wrong that this species are known to be leggy meaning (?) lower leaves are prone to drop off once developed -though don’t have a full season growing these. Live and learn !!

Ty, love the new growth on neem is soft to touch and is red-ish maroon color. Best of all: every single thing on this plant is usable.

I think with this plant, propagating it shouldn’t be hard in texas with a green house. I am probably doing it next late spring when the growth begins.

I only used rice water and banana water early spring in terms of organic fertilizer. Currently I have Osmocote pink slow release fertilizer for all my plants as foundation fertilizer then I feed the plants supplement fertilizer depending on what they need. For example, chinese perfume tree is flowering now so I used bit of bloom booster once every other week on top of existing Osmocote. I used nitrogen rich fertilizer for neem tree since it needs to grow bigger first. I think foundation fertilizer is important for over all plant health then the supplement fertilizer to give that little push into the direction you want.

Thank you Alex. I get a lot of leaf yellowing on my night jasmine so have started a weekly fertilizing regiment on the original plant with Miracid. Also have pruned my original plant massively a month ago because it’s too “leggy” which seems to be prone to. The second plant which is propagation from the original grows quite vigorously but still yellows but has tamed down from also from Miracid (miracle gro) weekly treatment. Also Amazoned two new night jasmines, just to be sure my original wasn’t a bad specimen that was purchased from a florist in NYC. I’m determined to make this trial work or at least know I’ve given my best effort -and especially in the colder climate of the north-east nyc area. Also with the perfume plant as mentioned on this video.

Nice, keep me posted on the night blooming.

Make sure it is getting enough sunlight and watering. You could give it little bloom booster fertilizer as little push to blooming.

The fruits have seeds in them. Remove the pulp, clean and plant them right away. They germinate quickly.

The flower buds tend to be very small like pencil tip size. Anything bigger than that like is the fruit. The fruit/seed size generally be around small tv button and have color range from green to orange to red. Is normal to see multiple blooms crisscrossed into each other. You are fine nothing is wrong except you get little less flowering for now.

No they will die, Germany winter is bit too cold for night blooming. Keep them in container.

If I have choice I be moving a cutting from this one late summer to grow in a pot. The benefits of planting it in ground outside are follow: the plant will die back to ground every winter which saves you the pruning and control its growth, since this plant flowering requirements are not picky it will flower regardless, and finally the sap and berry from this plant are poisonous/skin irritant(keep it out door winter). Lastly: this plant grows fast so recovers fast too. I am pretty sure by mid july I will see at least 10 branches.