Jasmine prefers hot, humid, and well-ventilated environments and requires ample sunlight. Jasmine is cold-sensitive. In the south, potted jasmine can be cultivated outdoors throughout the winter. In the north, it is necessary to keep it warm during autumn and winter. Below 3°C, the branches and leaves are susceptible to frost damage, and if the duration is prolonged, the plant may die. Therefore, it must be moved indoors and placed facing south. Strong light results in robust branches, deep green leaves, and many fragrant flowers. Insufficient sunlight leads to sparse nodes, fewer flowers, and a lack of fragrance.