Diamela (Jasminum sambac)

Damiela plant

The plant known as damsel It is a beautiful shrub ideal to grow in a pot throughout its life, since it does not exceed 3 meters. In addition, by producing flowers as beautiful as yours, it is very easy to have a well decorated corner, since it does not require much care.

If you want to know more about this climber, then I will tell you what their cares are so you can enjoy it to the fullest.

Origin and characteristics

Damiela, also known as Arabian jasmine or Sambac jasmine, is an evergreen climbing plant native to the eastern Himalayas. Today he has managed to naturalize in many places, such as Mauritius, Madagascar, the Maldives, Cambodia, Indonesia, Christmas Island, Central America. This tells us that it is a very adaptable plant, which lives well in temperate climates as well as in warm tropical ones.

It reaches a height of between 0,5 and 3 meters in height. It develops very thin stems from which ovate leaves sprout, 4 to 12,5cm long by 2-7,5cm wide. The flowers appear throughout the year in groups of 3-12 at the ends of the branches. These are white in color, highly perfumed, and open in the evening (from six in the afternoon more or less). The fruit is a purple to black berry measuring 1cm in diameter.

What are their cares?

If you want to have a copy, we recommend that you provide it with the following care:

  • Location: outside, in semi-shade.
  • Earth:
    • Pot: universal growing substrate mixed with 10% perlite.
    • Garden: it is indifferent as long as it has good drainage.
  • Irrigation: 3-4 times a week in summer, somewhat less the rest of the year.
  • Subscriber: from the beginning of spring to the end of summer, it is advisable to fertilize once a month with organic fertilizers, such as herbivorous animal manure, compost, mulch, guano, etc.
  • Planting or transplanting time: in spring.
  • Multiplication: by cuttings of semi-hard wood with leaves in late summer.
  • Rusticity: withstands cold and frosts down to -4ºC.

Jasminum sambac plant

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  1.   Christina De Domenico said

    Beautiful plant, I'll try to buy one ... I love jasmine, I didn't know it ...

    1.    Monica Sanchez said

      Hello Cristina.

      It is a rare variety. I hope you are lucky and find it 🙂

  2.   Carina Arce Alvarez said

    It is a very nice plant, I will try to have it to see how it goes. I'm new to the world of gardening!

    1.    Monica Sanchez said

      Cool. If you have doubts tell us. All the best.