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Why Jasmine Flowers Fall Off: Natural Blooming Cycle

Not Dying—Just Finished Blooming

Jasmine (Jasminum) blooms in flushes once or twice yearly. Most buds open together; each flower lasts ~1 week. Your plant is fine—green, firm leaves confirm health.

Care

Continue current routine.
Do not repot.
Expect seasonal blooms, not continuous flowers.

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