No one tells this trick! Now this is how jasmine flowers will bloom in winter, just follow these easy tips and see the wonders.
Samira Vishwas November 05, 2025 11:24 PM

Jasmine is a flower whose fragrance fills the entire house. But as soon as the cold starts, people assume that the Jasmine season is over. Whereas the reality is that with a little understanding and proper care, jasmine flowers can bloom even in winter.

If you are fond of gardening and want your balcony or terrace to smell good even in cold winds, then just follow some easy jasmine care tips. Let us know the ways by which you can keep jasmine green even in cold and bring buds in it.

1. It is most important to choose the right variety

Not every plant can survive the winter season. Therefore, it is very important to choose the right variety of jasmine plant. There are many varieties of jasmine found in India, but the best ones that survive in cold are Arabian Jasmine (Mogra), Winter Jasmine and Cream Jasmine. These species grow and flower well even in low temperatures. If you are going to plant a new plant, choose a cold-resistant variety from the nursery.

2. Take care of sunlight and temperature

In winter, plants do not get as much sunlight as they need. Provide at least 4 to 5 hours of sunlight daily to the jasmine plant. If you keep it in the balcony, then keep the pot in the morning sunlight. Keep the pot inside to protect it from cold winds and dew at night. Keep in mind that the temperature does not go too low, below 5°C, otherwise the leaves may turn yellow.

3. Right balance of soil and manure

Jasmine prefers light and draining soil. If the soil is too hard or holds water, the roots may rot. For this, prepare a mixture of sand and cow dung in the garden soil. Add some organic fertilizer every 20 days so that the plant continues to get the necessary nutrients. Avoid chemical fertilizers, as they can harm the plant in cold weather.

4. Be careful in irrigation

It can be dangerous to water plants too much during cold weather. Water jasmine only when the top layer of soil feels dry. Excessive watering increases the moisture in the soil, which increases the risk of fungus growing in the roots. It is considered best to give lukewarm water in the morning. It keeps the roots of the plant warm and helps in the development of flowers.

5. Pruning will give more flowers

If you want the jasmine plant to bloom profusely even in winter, then do light pruning before the onset of cold. Cut off old and dry branches so that new buds can emerge. This brings new life to the plant and increases the number of flowers. Keep in mind not to prune too much, otherwise the plant may become weak.

6. Protection from insects is necessary

Jasmine plants may be affected by pests due to moisture and cold in winter. They slowly suck the juice from the leaves and stop the growth of flowers. To protect yourself from these, spray neem oil once a week. If there are a lot of pests, use mild organic pesticides.

7. The garden will bloom with regular care

Jasmine plant needs a little extra care in winter. Clean the leaves of the plant every week so that the dust accumulated on them does not block the sunlight. Also, do not allow dry leaves or garbage to accumulate around the plant, as this encourages fungus growth. If you follow these tips, your garden will be filled with the fragrance of white jasmine even in cold weather.

Some special things to jasmine

  • Jasmine flowers are not only beautiful but are also full of Ayurvedic properties.
  • Jasmine oil made from these flowers is useful in reducing stress, improving sleep and enhancing the glow of the skin.
  • According to Vastu Shastra, planting jasmine in the east direction of the house brings positive energy and good luck.

Benefits of growing jasmine in winter

  • The air in the house remains pure, because jasmine increases the oxygen level.
  • Even in cold weather, greenery and colors remain in the garden.
  • Jasmine tea made from jasmine keeps the body warm and protects from cold and cough.
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