What if the leaves of the latest jasmine turn yellow?

Jasmine, also known as jasmine, fragrant soul, Molly, Wuli, etc., is an erect or climbing shrub of the genus luteolin. Flowers are famous raw materials for scented tea and important flavor raw materials. Flowers and leaves are used to treat red swelling and pain in the eyes and have the effect of relieving cough and resolving phlegm. But in the actual cultivation, the leaves are often yellowed. Let's take a look at what to do if the jasmine leaves turn yellow.

Partial alkali of basin soil

[reason] Jasmine flowers have been irrigated with alkaline water for a long time, due to the aggravation of alkalinity and lack of iron, resulting in poor plant growth and yellow branches and leaves.

[methods] it can be solved by adding ferrous sulfate liquid or alum fertilizer water and increasing soluble iron in the soil.

Malnutrition

[reason] when jasmine was cultivated in the pot, the soil was not changed and fertilized for a long time, resulting in insufficient nutrients in the soil and yellow leaves.

[methods] the soil should be changed in time and the management of water and fertilizer should be strengthened, and the application of fertilizer and water can also be strengthened directly.

Improper fertilization

[reason] excessive fertilization of jasmine or application of immature organic fertilizer caused "root burning" and withered branches and leaves.

[method] part of the basin soil should be removed and replaced with new basin soil. It is better to apply light fertilizer frequently in peacetime management, and don't want to make it full at once.