Want jasmine to grow vigorously with lush green leaves? Learn these few little tips

Jasmine is a household-name flower. It blooms beautifully and has a faint fragrance. Many people like it very much and keep a pot at home, but during care, it is inevitable that some oversights occur or that people do not understand its habits, causing jasmine to develop yellow leaves. However, after the leaves turn yellow, you must promptly find the cause and care for it according to the cause so it regains its vitality. So, how should jasmine be grown?

1. Yellow leaves caused by too much or too little fertilizer

Fertilizing is very important for jasmine. Improper fertilizing can easily cause jasmine leaves to turn yellow. If you fertilize jasmine too much, the newly grown leaves will turn brown, while the older leaves that grew earlier will turn yellow. At this time, repot promptly, or if the fertilizer strength is not especially high, you can dilute it by watering.

If it is because the fertilizer strength is too low, the leaves will turn yellow directly. At this time, promptly add flower fertilizer for the jasmine to provide enough nutrients for its growth. You can also repot it promptly, changing to loose and fertile soil to increase the nutrients in the potting soil.

2. Yellow leaves caused by the acidity or alkalinity of the soil

Jasmine likes acidic soil, but if during care the soil gradually becomes weakly alkaline, the leaves will gradually turn yellow and may even drop. Therefore, at this time, promptly change the soil for the jasmine, replacing it with acidic soil, or when watering the jasmine, add some acidic things to the water, such as vinegar, to gradually improve the jasmine's soil.

3. Yellow leaves caused by improper winter care

When growing jasmine in winter, it should be kept indoors, but if the temperature at this time is relatively low, or if the temperature is relatively high, it can easily cause jasmine leaves to turn yellow. So in winter, jasmine can be placed indoors, but the temperature is best kept at around 10-15°C, so the leaves will not turn yellow.