Arabian Jasmine Plant - Sambac - Mogra - Unboxing, Review & Repot
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2022
- Arabian Jasmine Plant - Sambac- Unboxing - Mogra
Also called; Undumalligai, Arabian Jasmine, Jai, Jui, Chameli, Madanban, Sayali, Kunda or Mallika.
I am a big fan of scented houseplants and thanks to Nisha on Instagram I was recommended to try this Arabian Jasmine plant which has supposedly one of the best scents out of all the Jasmine.
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This pant is native to the Indian Sub-continent and commonly available throughout tropical countries. It is the national plant of the Philippines.
Thumbnail: Deepak Bhatia www.flickr.com/photos/zeepack/
If you're as much a Jasmine lover as I am you will probably enjoy Cestrum nocturnum (Night-blooming Jessamine) or 'Queen of the Night'. It is a member of Solanaceae, the tomato/potato family. Poisonous, yes, but one of the most powerfully fragrant plants, a tropical shrub to 15 feet in height but easily maintained to 5 to 6 feet. Reputedly the most fragrant of Jasmine-type plants in the World, and I would agree with that reputation. Not a true Jasmine but a large growing shrub with Jasmine-like flowers and a scent beyond heavenly. Mogra, 'Pikake' or Sambac Jasmine, commonly called Arabian Jasmine is a fabulous plant, I have one as well, very sweet-scented Gardenia-like scent and very resilient and durable plant. Great choice Andy! ❤😊👍🏻
Yes I agree, the heady scent of the Night queen -which releases its perfume in the night -is simply Intoxicating!! Our neighbour had one in her garden and each time it was in bloom, I'd go berserk and would follow the scent like some crazed animal and just drench in those booms! ( my neighbour would have no idea of what I was doing as her flowers usually bloomed outside of her fence). So you get the idea.
Thank you for the tip! I am indeed a fan of the Jasmine so I will try to track this one down and grow it if I can, stay tuned for a review! :-)
@@HouseplantHacks Do enjoy it if and when you grow it my friend, it is exquisite and I will most definitely stay tuned, you are truly a delight to watch and I enjoy the shared knowledge of experiences in your videos! Cheers! 🙂
@@zaiaisho6409 Thank You! I've managed to find one on eBay and should be delivered next week thanks again for the tip! :-)
Nice 👍 plant.it has great smell flower
Please do an update video, I am hoping to purchase one too.
Your doing an excellent job 👏
Omgoodnes this man is so cute. . Xxx
Nice one ! Wish it good healthy growth👍🇬🇧
Thank you!
@@HouseplantHacks where did you bought this plant? Can I have the link please?
Very nice video , did you make any update video on Arabian jasmine . I got mine from Pakistan and I am waiting for it to get leaves
No update yet, it's growing very slowley for me at the moment, I'm hoping for a good growth and flower season next year.
How to take care
How much did you pay including shipping? Is it guaranteed to have a replacement if plant dies?
This was a while back now I can't remember, it was from a local grower in the UK so only in the post for a day or so, it arrived happy and started growing again within a few weeks. Most growers will replace a plant if it arrives damaged or unhealthy or dies soon after purchase.
Hi Andy I was thinking of growing this how has yours turned out?
It is a little fussy but I've got its growing strongly now, it has dropped some flowers a few times but the scent is worth the effort!
@@HouseplantHacks nice is this one indoor plant
I just love a good ole plant unboxing video don't you Mr. Mouse? Yeah, reminds me of Christmas. Oh look, there's a piece of paper in there, I bet you that Santa's naughty or nice list! I'll just take that! Hey! You can't take that Andy needs that! You don't have to look if you're naughty or nice you're naughty! You're naughty! You come back here!
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How much did you pay for that
I think about £25 in the UK, they are quite hard to get hold of here.
what ever happened to this plant. you made updates on white star jasmine but not on this
Its Indian name is mogra not morga 🙂