Hey, yes, you are right. :) It is next to my hoyas, and the leaves are absolutely like hoya leaves, especially the veins. By the way, I love your videos 💜🪴
I got this plant as a gift and i totally hated it it spread all over my cables, my curtains, between ALL MY OTHER PLANTS and I have quite a lot of them.. it got between places i cant reach forcing me to painfully rip it out of these places making me feel like a monster.. I Just gave it a little trim and thanks to you and your idea of the growing sticks in the end I know how to properly manage it in the future and I may even start liking it 💕thank you so much!
What you describe is a dream to so many of us! 💚💜 I assume you live in an ideal climate for these plants. In some countries they even grow aerial roots. Unfortunately, not with me. They grow, but it's not very humid for them.
@@AnnasViolets that is quite weird to be true..because our summers are very dry and hot and our winter is very moist and cold! 😁It was doing fantastic in the summer/autumn. So far I haven't noticed new growth since I cut it !
I have a south facing bay window and I put a couple screw-in hooks at the top corners, then tied a piece of twine from one hook to the other. My stephanotis grew straight up one side and along the twine and once it grew too long I turned it back to go the opposite way on the twine until now it's about 4 stems back and forth. It also kind of drapes down and looks really pretty framing the top of the lace curtained bay window.
That's a very good idea, Leslie! 💜 I am still struggling to find the best shape for mine. It is growing climbing up the sticks and then grows down the sticks, and up again, but without any specific shape. I'm even thinking of letting it grow just hanging...
@@AnnasViolets I'm not so clever. I got my idea from how I saw it growing naturally at a house I was renting in Hawaii. Up from the dirt and along the top of a wooden fence.
@@AnnasViolets Another fragrant flower of the Hawaiian islands is the puakenikeni. It's also used as a lei flower and is considered a tree but can be kept pruned to a small shrub. And the more you pick the flowers, the more it produces. A shrub with flowers that are either yellow, pink, or orange depending on the flower's maturity. Would be a lot easier to manage than the jasmine vine.
Yes, I do the same, on top, Obi has at least in Vienna, always a stand with papers where one can wrapp the plants if too cold, this one I received though and I guess it was not too thoughtfully transported. Of course I am subscribed, ever since you took my fear of growing Zygopetalums at home away. I have three and they are thriving, because of the amount of trust your video on the subject gave me. :-)
🤗🤗🤗 aww, thanks a lot! I'm so happy. That's the purpose of this channel - to encourage people to grow new plants and grow them healthy, enjoying the growth of every leaf :)
Very helpful info. I wondered why the blooms faded after I misted them. 😢Plant was a Valentine gift from husband. We noticed the flowers are more fragrant at night. We need to transplant so we will use clay pot. We live in South Florida.
Respectfully, i disagree. I have thrown my stephanotis under the shower with full blooms and flower buds on and not a single one dropped. They did all drop the first time i brought the flower in the house. This is normal because the plant senses the abrupt change in environment and has to preserve energy. The most important bit is repotting it correctly. And whatever frame you think you need. Make it double the size 😅
Thank you for a wonderful , how long does this plant take to produce roots?, my cuttings have been in water more than one month but no roots yet even the leaves and the plant looks healthy but no roots. I will be thankful if you have any good ideas . thank you again.
Hai,anna I came across your video today,very impressed about this useful video, rightway I subscribe you,I was looking for this information for long time, my question is I brought this plant about seven years ago, I change the pot several times with new soil and plant growth is good, I also give miracle grow fertilizers, but the plant never flower at all, I put the plant beside the window, plenty bright light, temperature also good, but we have very cold winters too,but still my plant is good, so tell me kindly what shall I do to make this plant flower for me,,waiting for your answer anna,thank you so much🙏
Hi Sudha, thank you so much for your sweet comment. 💜 How is the light where you grow it? Does it grow in a very bright area? They need a little bit of sun too. Maybe that is the reason?
Hai anna,thanks for your reply, it's besides the window, sun and lots light also there, but never put the plant out side, afraid to bring it outside summer time,,because our winter months are very cold, that's why I leave the plant indoor year long,because I don't want give temperature shock,plant is healthy but never flower,
Hi! While I was reading my book about proper care of houseplants I found the tip that you shouldn't move your plant to another place or even rotate it. If you do so, it's likely to loose all of its flower buds. I'm quite confused because you didn't mention it in your video. Can you tell me if that's right?
I lost one doing exactly that, transplant shock. Would be glad to know how to re-pot it without affecting it too much. I have a new one which I got in February of this year, it was blooming, funny, in February. Now she's sort of happy but stagnant. Once it was brought home, in less than a week, she lost all her flowers. I guess she was transported in the cold. I can see the sponge around its roots, which for orchids at least, it's not the best thing. I don't know what to do here. Awaiting your video about re-potting.
Hey Adina, yes, transporting them when it's cold and they are in buds can definitely affect the flowers. If I plan to buy a plant in cold weather, I carry paper bags with me and cover the plants even if it's only from the store to the car. I'll try to post the other video about repotting soon. :) Thanks for watching. Please subscribe, if it was useful. :)
Hi, how are you? Thanks for your vedio. My stephanotis plant leaves are turning yellow don't why, i am worried. Can you please help me what shall i do. Can I keep my stephanotis in the kitchen please let me know.
@@AnnasViolets than you so much for your reply, it's a small plant, 4/5 leaves Turing yellow and dropping. I kept it in the same place but before it grew well, suddenly changing. It's cold in my place. I live in Paris. Please suggest me what shall i do. I love my plant... Shall I keep in kitchen.
Hi! Are the brown bumpy spots on the stem normal? My plant got quite some of them, and I thought it had scale infestation, but now that I saw them on your plant too, I'm a little confused.
Hi Sezin, if you try to crash the bumps, there will be some sort of liquid coming out under it and you would see that it's a pest. If by crashing a scratch on the stem appears, then it's not a scale.
Hi Sandy, I don't think it's the same variety. It's called Jasmine by people because of the fragrance and shape of the flowers, but it's Stefanotis, not Jasmine
Hi Romina, maybe you can repot it in fresh soil and/or fertilize it? Also, it needs a lot of sunlight to bloom. Maybe putting it in a brighter area will also help
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This is such a gorgeous plant! The leaves remind me of a hoya. Great video!
Hey, yes, you are right. :) It is next to my hoyas, and the leaves are absolutely like hoya leaves, especially the veins. By the way, I love your videos 💜🪴
Your very good at explaining the process of caring for the plants thankyou very much!
Glad it was helpful!
I got this plant as a gift and i totally hated it it spread all over my cables, my curtains, between ALL MY OTHER PLANTS and I have quite a lot of them.. it got between places i cant reach forcing me to painfully rip it out of these places making me feel like a monster.. I Just gave it a little trim and thanks to you and your idea of the growing sticks in the end I know how to properly manage it in the future and I may even start liking it 💕thank you so much!
What you describe is a dream to so many of us! 💚💜 I assume you live in an ideal climate for these plants. In some countries they even grow aerial roots. Unfortunately, not with me. They grow, but it's not very humid for them.
@@AnnasViolets that is quite weird to be true..because our summers are very dry and hot and our winter is very moist and cold! 😁It was doing fantastic in the summer/autumn. So far I haven't noticed new growth since I cut it !
I have a south facing bay window and I put a couple screw-in hooks at the top corners, then tied a piece of twine from one hook to the other. My stephanotis grew straight up one side and along the twine and once it grew too long I turned it back to go the opposite way on the twine until now it's about 4 stems back and forth. It also kind of drapes down and looks really pretty framing the top of the lace curtained bay window.
That's a very good idea, Leslie! 💜 I am still struggling to find the best shape for mine. It is growing climbing up the sticks and then grows down the sticks, and up again, but without any specific shape. I'm even thinking of letting it grow just hanging...
@@AnnasViolets I'm not so clever. I got my idea from how I saw it growing naturally at a house I was renting in Hawaii. Up from the dirt and along the top of a wooden fence.
@@AnnasViolets Another fragrant flower of the Hawaiian islands is the puakenikeni. It's also used as a lei flower and is considered a tree but can be kept pruned to a small shrub. And the more you pick the flowers, the more it produces. A shrub with flowers that are either yellow, pink, or orange depending on the flower's maturity. Would be a lot easier to manage than the jasmine vine.
@@lesliekendall5668 I'll search online to see if I can find one
@@lesliekendall5668 :) In Hawaii, the weather must be just perfect for plants
Yes, I do the same, on top, Obi has at least in Vienna, always a stand with papers where one can wrapp the plants if too cold, this one I received though and I guess it was not too thoughtfully transported. Of course I am subscribed, ever since you took my fear of growing Zygopetalums at home away. I have three and they are thriving, because of the amount of trust your video on the subject gave me. :-)
🤗🤗🤗 aww, thanks a lot! I'm so happy. That's the purpose of this channel - to encourage people to grow new plants and grow them healthy, enjoying the growth of every leaf :)
I put mine in a pot with a tomato cage, and then trained the vine to wrap around the trellis. Now I prune it into the shape I want.
I still need to give mine a shape, it's growing in all directions :)
Very helpful info. I wondered why the blooms faded after I misted them. 😢Plant was a Valentine gift from husband. We noticed the flowers are more fragrant at night. We need to transplant so we will use clay pot. We live in South Florida.
Yes, the fragrance is so strong. I love it. And it grows pretty fast once it's established
Respectfully, i disagree. I have thrown my stephanotis under the shower with full blooms and flower buds on and not a single one dropped. They did all drop the first time i brought the flower in the house. This is normal because the plant senses the abrupt change in environment and has to preserve energy. The most important bit is repotting it correctly. And whatever frame you think you need. Make it double the size 😅
Stunningly gorgeous😍
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So beautiful upload my friend❤👍
Thank you very much and thanks for watching. Please subscribe, if it was useful. :)
Stephanotis very beautiful plant💚🤍💚🤍☺️👍⭐️
Yes, i love it so much. And the fragrance is amazing!
Thank you for a wonderful , how long does this plant take to produce roots?, my cuttings have been in water more than one month but no roots yet even the leaves and the plant looks healthy but no roots. I will be thankful if you have any good ideas .
thank you again.
Hai,anna I came across your video today,very impressed about this useful video, rightway I subscribe you,I was looking for this information for long time, my question is I brought this plant about seven years ago, I change the pot several times with new soil and plant growth is good, I also give miracle grow fertilizers, but the plant never flower at all, I put the plant beside the window, plenty bright light, temperature also good, but we have very cold winters too,but still my plant is good, so tell me kindly what shall I do to make this plant flower for me,,waiting for your answer anna,thank you so much🙏
Hi Sudha, thank you so much for your sweet comment. 💜 How is the light where you grow it? Does it grow in a very bright area? They need a little bit of sun too. Maybe that is the reason?
Hai anna,thanks for your reply, it's besides the window, sun and lots light also there, but never put the plant out side, afraid to bring it outside summer time,,because our winter months are very cold, that's why I leave the plant indoor year long,because I don't want give temperature shock,plant is healthy but never flower,
How often should I water my jasmine plant, and how much water should I use every time?
Hi! While I was reading my book about proper care of houseplants I found the tip that you shouldn't move your plant to another place or even rotate it. If you do so, it's likely to loose all of its flower buds. I'm quite confused because you didn't mention it in your video. Can you tell me if that's right?
I lost one doing exactly that, transplant shock. Would be glad to know how to re-pot it without affecting it too much. I have a new one which I got in February of this year, it was blooming, funny, in February. Now she's sort of happy but stagnant. Once it was brought home, in less than a week, she lost all her flowers. I guess she was transported in the cold.
I can see the sponge around its roots, which for orchids at least, it's not the best thing. I don't know what to do here. Awaiting your video about re-potting.
Hey Adina, yes, transporting them when it's cold and they are in buds can definitely affect the flowers. If I plan to buy a plant in cold weather, I carry paper bags with me and cover the plants even if it's only from the store to the car. I'll try to post the other video about repotting soon. :) Thanks for watching. Please subscribe, if it was useful. :)
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your vedio. My stephanotis plant leaves are turning yellow don't why, i am worried. Can you please help me what shall i do. Can I keep my stephanotis in the kitchen please let me know.
Hi Hisne,
In which conditions it is now? Yellowing leaves may be because of lack of light, watering or cold temperatures.
@@AnnasViolets than you so much for your reply, it's a small plant, 4/5 leaves Turing yellow and dropping. I kept it in the same place but before it grew well, suddenly changing. It's cold in my place. I live in Paris. Please suggest me what shall i do. I love my plant...
Shall I keep in kitchen.
@@hisnehisan265 It most probably drops the leaves because of cold. It may recover and grow new leaves in spring. But I would move it to a warmer place
My guess is you're over watering. Almost lost my first one until I let it go really dry before watering.
Can I make a trellis that is not round?
Hi! Are the brown bumpy spots on the stem normal? My plant got quite some of them, and I thought it had scale infestation, but now that I saw them on your plant too, I'm a little confused.
Hi Sezin, if you try to crash the bumps, there will be some sort of liquid coming out under it and you would see that it's a pest. If by crashing a scratch on the stem appears, then it's not a scale.
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My plant is healthy but not flowering, please suggest
What i should do to get flowers
My plant is very healthy but only green leaves
Hey Sanjayraj, what will help is increasing the light (brighter, but also more hours per day), repotting into fresh soil, fertilizing
can i get some seed of madagasker jasmine, plz share any source. anyone can help me.
Are the flowers edible and is it the same as the jasmine tea? Thank you!
Hi Sandy, I don't think it's the same variety. It's called Jasmine by people because of the fragrance and shape of the flowers, but it's Stefanotis, not Jasmine
hm somee say it likes at least 5 to 6 hours of the sun exposure.....
Why mine jasmine do not make flowers ? I receive it las year with flowers and this year nothing...
Hi Romina, maybe you can repot it in fresh soil and/or fertilize it? Also, it needs a lot of sunlight to bloom. Maybe putting it in a brighter area will also help
@@AnnasViolets i will try . Thanks 💙❤🙏
Where’s part 2?
There is no part 2 yet. Will be coming up in spring
You didn’t answer the question about how to get them to bloom.