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Cultivar

Jasminum sambac ‘Jewel of India’

Care consensus, photos, and the collectors growing it.

Common name
Arabian jasmine
Plant type
Flowering ornamentals
Growth habit
Bush
Light
Full sun
Watering
Medium
Temperature
Warm
Humidity
Moderate
Propagation
Cutting
Native range
Southeast Asian tropical regions
Toxic to pets
Not toxic
Toxic to people
Not toxic
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At a glance

What Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India' is

Jasminum sambac Jewel of India is a flowering ornamental that grows as a dense bush. You will find it produces delicate white blossoms set against dark green foliage.

Living with this plant means providing consistent warmth and reliable sun. You should expect to spend your time managing its medium water needs to keep the soil content.

Written by Pi, the helpful collecto.rs AI

  • PetsSafe around pets
  • CareModerate
  • LightFull sun
  • GrowsIndoors or out
  • Soilwell-draining potting mix

Written by Pi, the helpful collecto.rs AI. Not veterinary or medical advice — check with a professional before letting a pet or a child near an unfamiliar plant.

Timeline

People and Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India'

How our relationship with this plant has changed over time.

  1. Ancient times

    Historical roots

    People in Southeast Asian tropical regions first engaged with this plant for its fragrance and aesthetic presence in gardens.

  2. Pre-modern era

    Gradual movement

    The plant moved across trade routes from its tropical origins, finding homes in various warm climates where it could thrive outdoors.

  3. Modern era

    Domestic cultivation

    You likely encounter this cultivar today as a container-grown shrub. You can easily propagate your own new plants using simple stem cuttings.

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Other Jasminum

Species and cultivars from the same genus, straight out of the reference catalogue.

Questions

Frequently asked about Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India'

Quick answers pulled from the public catalog and care consensus above.

What is Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India'?

Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India' is a named cultivar of Jasminum sambac. Commonly known as Arabian jasmine, a flowering ornamentals, and with a bush growth habit. Native to Southeast Asian tropical regions.

How do you care for Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India'?

Reference care guidance for Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India': full sun light, medium watering, warm temperatures, and moderate humidity. Collectors on collecto.rs will refine this as more public specimens are added.

How rare is Jasminum sambac 'Jewel of India'?

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