The Indian Jasmine plant or Bleeding Heart is originally native to western India, its cultivation spreads in tropical areas, and it is known by several names including: Al-Fitna, Indian Jasmine, Temple Tree, and Tree of Life. It is one of the trees considered semi-deciduous! It grows up to seven meters in height, blooms during the summer or autumn, and the flowers emerge from the leaf bases. It has several colors, including white, white with a yellowish tint, and reddish pink. It has a beautiful fragrant scent, and the flowers remain throughout the year after appearing, barely fading before new flower buds emerge. It has economic importance as some medicinal compounds, perfumes, and some foods are made from its flowers by some peoples.
Care for it
Natural care involves regular watering daily in summer before sunset, and in winter, watering is reduced. Do not forget to fertilize twice a year with organic or chemical fertilizer.
Propagation
This plant is propagated by what is known as terminal cuttings, where cuttings are directly planted in the soil to give new roots.
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Description
The Indian Jasmine plant or Bleeding Heart is originally native to western India, its cultivation spreads in tropical areas, and it is known by several names including: Al-Fitna, Indian Jasmine, Temple Tree, and Tree of Life. It is one of the trees considered semi-deciduous! It grows up to seven meters in height, blooms during the summer or autumn, and the flowers emerge from the leaf bases. It has several colors, including white, white with a yellowish tint, and reddish pink. It has a beautiful fragrant scent, and the flowers remain throughout the year after appearing, barely fading before new flower buds emerge. It has economic importance as some medicinal compounds, perfumes, and some foods are made from its flowers by some peoples.
Care for it
Natural care involves regular watering daily in summer before sunset, and in winter, watering is reduced. Do not forget to fertilize twice a year with organic or chemical fertilizer.
Propagation
This plant is propagated by what is known as terminal cuttings, where cuttings are directly planted in the soil to give new roots.
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