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Transitioning Jasmine Indoors for Winter

Bring jasmine indoors when night temperatures drop below 50°F. It prefers full sun—ideally a south-facing window. Indoor light is significantly weaker than outdoors, so maximize exposure. Water weekly in winter; overwatering causes root rot. Prune after flowering by half to maintain shape. Remove dead wood anytime. Some leaf drop during adjustment is normal.

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