Jasmine leaf drop can stem from multiple factors. Check these systematically:
Feel the soil with a finger or moisture meter. The surface may be dry while the lower root zone is soggy. Overwatering after repotting into a much larger pot is a frequent culprit.
Jasmine needs intense light to bloom and retain foliage. A north window indoors is insufficient. Move outdoors in summer (above 50°F nights) for maximum sun.
Were roots wiry and root-bound, or not as bad as thought? Moving to a pot more than 2 inches larger invites overwatering.
As a precaution, spray daily with Lysol (or generic) for a week, then every other day until new growth appears. Cover all leaf surfaces, top and bottom.
Provide your location, jasmine variety, pot size change details, and watering schedule for a tailored plan.
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