Lyly's indoor jasmine watered daily, bloomed constantly. Found water standing in pot, emptied it, reduced to every other day. Since then (month ago), plant withered, leaves falling, vines drying.
Will Creed: Jasmine needs weekly watering, never daily, never standing water >1 day. Excess water caused root rot. Withering after draining was coincidental—roots already dead. Prune back, let top ½ inch dry between waterings, watch for new growth. If no improvement in a month, it's gone.
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