It is extremely easy:
South window in a room
Normal soil
Water once a week

That is it.

That's very insufficient information, juju.

Stick around, Jasmina...you'll have plenty of good suggestions soon! It's important to select a porous, fast draining potting medium and the right container. You'll learn from others that watering by a calender schedule is rarely in the best interests of your plants....at least not for very long.

Arabian Jasmine is very fragrant. But for most fragrant I would definitely vote for pink Jasmine aka jasminun polyanthum.
The fragrances however, are not very similar.
I have them both.
MOO has a wonderful heady crisp scent that's wonderful but difficult to describe.

Pink Jasmine has an intense classic Jasmine fragrance, but with a hint of musk and alot of sweetness.
That's the main difference. The sweetness. At least to me.

My various varieties of Jasmine sambac (maid of Orleans is one) and my pink jasmine are in all sorts of potting material. From miracle gro to straight composted horse manure.

But I have zero experience keeping these indoors.
Pink Jasmine requires a temperature drop to flower, which may or may not happen naturally in your home in winter.

Sambac Jasmine need warmth for good growth and flowers in my opinion.
Both like to be kept on the dryer side.

Hi there!

I can't offer any sound advice because I'm still learning myself. Thus far I have killed all of mine. So to me it's not simple at all! :(

But scent wise I adore Belle of India! WOWZA she's gorgeous to look at and the fragrance is simply amazing. Looks like I'm going to have to order yet another one and give it a go this summer. But so far all my love affairs with Jasmine have only lasted one season. Sigh...

Have fun!
Lynn

Not meaning anything bad by this, but actually good, but every one of my Asian friends find growing any plant easy and do a darn good job at it without these forums..I could never understand why!
It kills me...

But for me nothing is easy to grow at start with a bunch of pitfalls and dead plants until I finally get it...
That is why I am always here. I am always learning something new.

Almost ALL the plants I can tell you have 3 things in common.At least the fragrant ones..
They all love to grow in POROUS mixes that allow you to water frequently without fear of rot.
They like to be fertilized in growing seasons...
They hate salt deposits in the soil mix.

Porous mixes that allow you to water frequently and copiously, and dry out in short amount of time avoids root rot, root death, burnt leaves, yellow leaves, pests, and allows you to fertilize with salt deposits..
This is something Jasmie like

This post was edited by meyermike_1micha on Thu, Mar 13, 14 at 19:18