Description

A perennial flowering plant called “layered jasmine .” One of the best flowering plants; blooms continuously. They are ideal for a sunny balcony and outdoor garden. First of all, Asia is where they come from. They can also reach a height of three meters. Second, their blooms stand for grace and joy. They are the perfect gift to give to those you want to show love, desire, and respect for. Additionally, its flowers and other plant components are utilized to create cosmetics and medicines. The diversity of flowers and the climate affect the aroma of those flowers. Although many common types of jasmine are, not all of them are scented. Some thrive in hotter areas and are better suited to them, while others are ever-blooming and make excellent houseplants.  If you want your little garden to be vibrant then Layered Jasmine (Adukku Malli) plant is the best option.   

Scientific name: Jasminum sambac
Common Name: Grand Duke of Tuscany plant 
Origin: Originated from Asia
Height: Plants can grow up to 3 meters
Family: Oleaceae
Other Language Names: Hindi- Butt mogra, Kannada-Aelusutthina mallige

Asia is the original home of the deciduous shrub known as the Layered Jasmine Adukku Malli Plant. Additionally, it produces beautiful flowers all year long. It also has decorative and commercial value. Its actual name layered jasmine plant is the Grand Duke of Tuscany plant. It is named after a plant named Jasminum sambac. Asia is where they first appeared.

Additional Information

Brand	VGR Gardens
Quantity	1
Common Name
Flowering Plant	Yes
Suitable For	Outdoor, Indoor
Organic	No
Family	Oleaceae
Scientific Name	Jasminum sambac
Lifecycle	Perennial
Dimensions	1 feet

*Above specifications are indicative only. actual dimensions may vary by +-10%

Benefits

i) They bloom all year long and are first and foremost quite lovely.
ii) Second, it creates gorgeous colors that offer your home and yard a beautiful appearance.
iii) Thirdly, it offers decorative and therapeutic benefits.
iv) Examples of conditions it is used to treat include dermatosis, coryza, and nasal hemorrhage.
v) Similarly, they can also treat stomatitis, toothaches, infections, and wounds.
vi) People use their roots to get rid of kidney stones, headaches, and dark shades.
vii) It is quite adaptable because you can grow it both inside and outside.
viii) It may be grown in a pot or other container. Additionally, you can plant it in your garden outside.
ix)It is mostly used to create medications, cosmetics, and fragrances.

Advantages

1) Internal Health
The antioxidant content of jasmine interacts with digestive enzymes to improve food absorption and support normal bowel movements. Additionally, it has been demonstrated to get rid of dangerous bacteria and help the development of beneficial bacteria in the stomach.
2) The health of the digestive system
A recent study demonstrated that the growth of Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Bacillus cereus may be effectively inhibited by jasmine flower extract. These harmful bacteria can induce nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. They are the source of many gastrointestinal conditions known as “tummy bugs.”
3) Depression/Anxiety
Jasmine essential oil’s uplifting aroma has been shown to boost mood, reduce stress, and reduce anxiety to more tolerable levels.

How Do We Export Layered Jasmine 

These days, this plant is very popular since it offers numerous ornamental and health benefits. Utilizing organic and natural practices, we grow our plants. We also provide top-notch items and plants. Consequently, we stand out as the top online plant exports. We have a fleet of vehicles and a committed team of specialists, many of whom have been with the company for more than ten years, to give the quality and experience you want. We are reasonably priced and always dependable. VGR gardens always provide only top-notch plants in significant quantities, whether they are shipped via air freight or sea freight.

Our quality

Plants are packaged and loaded at VGR Gardens in preparation for exportation to countries throughout the world using air freight and sea freight containers. I want to be a middleman choosing the best producers and items for our most cherished consumers. We are also worried about plant characteristics and pertinent certificates. To ensure quality and dependability from us, you can rest assured that every order will be sent with a phytosanitary certificate. You can buy plants online from our website.

Steps for Planting

1. Most varieties of jasmine prefer warmer weather. In zones 9 to 11, jasmine can be grown all year.
2. Certain species, such as Jasminum officinale, can survive the winter in zone 7 with protection.
3. You can grow this inside as a houseplant. After the last frost has passed, plant jasmine or begin growing it indoors a few weeks beforehand.
4. The vining kinds of jasmine grow tall, but they demand a warm, protected environment.
5. These need to be trained early and produce lovely arbor or trellis plants. If you’re growing jasmine inside your home, choose a room that gets regular sunlight and is warmer. Additionally, they favor humid settings.
6. Plant it at the same depth as it was when it was in the nursery pot.
7. Care for adukku kettimalli. Overall, growing jasmine may be rather simple, but there are a few things to keep in mind as you go about taking care of your jasmine plant.

Temperature and Light

Most types of jasmine prefer intense sunlight to moderate shade. Full-shade locations are undesirable since they are too cool for healthy growth. Bring your jasmine inside or cover it with frost cloth if the temperature falls below 60 °F. Jasmine will require dying back in the winter to grow outside in zones 7 through 10. Since they are perennial, they should reappear in the early spring.

Moisture and Water

Most cultivars of jasmine require humidity to blossom successfully, and they like routine watering. The soil should be somewhat wetter indoors than it would be outdoors as the evaporation of the water helps the flowering process. However, avoid growing multi-layered jasmine in soggy soil! Diseases may flourish in environments that are overwatered. The ideal humidity is 50 percent.

Soil

Jasmine prefers well-drained soil. Certain cultivars prefer it a little bit sandier than others. Without significant soil alterations to lighten the content, it is not advised to cultivate jasmine on clay soils. To help keep the roots and base of the plant warm in winter for zones 9 to 11. If it is grafted, mulch the roots to keep them warm, but be sure to leave a space in the mulch directly around the graft joint so that it is not hidden.