Jasminum officinale

Common Name :
Jasmine

Scientific Name :
Jasminum officinale

Medicinal value :
Jasmine is a very useful herb, the tea of this herb gives freshness. Jasmine oil is used in massage for treating depression, nervousness, and soothing to the skin. This oil is also used in aromatherapy.

Religious Importance :
Jasmine is useful for attracting spiritual love. Carrying or wearing the flowers attracts wealth and money. If this herb is burned in room, that will give a pleasant sleep and dreams.

Habitat:
Jasmin grows very well indoor in pots, this herb like light but direct sun is not good for jasmine. This herb needs regular watering and fertilizing.

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