Night-blooming Cestrum -Night-blooming Jasmine Sapling

Night-blooming jasmine (also known as night-blooming jasmine or cologne) is an evergreen shrub, famous for its white flowers that bloom in the evening, releasing a very strong, fragrant scent that fills large areas.

Here is some important information about planting and caring for it:

Height: It grows quickly to approximately 3 meters, and may grow even taller if not pruned.

Branching: A densely branched shrub from the base, with lanceolate, evergreen leaves.

Flowering: Its flowering period begins in spring and continues until mid-autumn.

Care and Planting Guidelines

Location and Light: It prefers partially sunny or partially shaded locations to protect it from the intense summer heat.

Watering: The plant needs regular watering, taking care not to overwater. Moderation is key.

Soil: Grows well in well-drained soil. Regular fertilization is recommended to promote growth.

Propagation: Usually propagated by cuttings (especially in February) or by seed.

Pruning: Necessary to control its shape and size, and to encourage the growth of new branches and flowers.

Important Warnings

Toxicity: Plant parts (especially fruits and leaves) are toxic if ingested by humans or pets and may cause dizziness and vomiting.

Myths: There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that its scent attracts snakes, as is commonly believed in some folk beliefs.

Available height: 60cm. The seedling's germination method, stem size and branching, and age may vary depending on the shipment.