Star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) on a trellis near a Florida skylight. Place directly under the skylight—light drives growth. Use multiple cuttings in one small pot for fullness. Dip cut ends in water until bleeding stops, then root under a plastic bag for humidity.
Pinch tips to promote branching. Water when soil surface feels dry. Discolored leaves won't recover—remove them. Keep tightly potted. Expect slower growth than outdoors.
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