Peacock Jasmine (Jasminum multipartitum): Potting and Growth Guide

Potting Your Peacock Jasmine

• Soil mix: 2 parts potting soil + 1 part perlite for excellent drainage.
• Pot: 4-inch with drainage hole and saucer. Empty saucer 1 hour after watering.
• Timing: Repot ASAP from the 2–2.5" nursery pot.

Light & Temperature

• Full sun preferred. Outdoors in summer; south window (uncovered) in winter.
• Winter: Keep above 50°F (10°C). Bright light essential.

Growth & Repotting Schedule

• Spring (after April 1): Move to 6-inch pot. Move outdoors when nights >50°F.
• Annual repotting: Increase pot size by 2 inches each April until 10-inch pot.
• Then every 2 years: Until 12–14 inch pot. Then maintain.
• Height: 3–4 feet in pots; up to 6 feet in ground.
• Blooming: Often requires root-bound condition. Be patient—may take years.

Key Tip

Peacock jasmine is a vigorous climber. Provide a trellis or support. Fertilize monthly at half strength in growing season.

More details: https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/of-29.pdf