If you neglect these 3 issues when caring for jasmine, the flowering quality will be poor

Jasmine: during the care process, there are some issues that flower lovers may often not pay enough attention to, so the flowers jasmine produces are often of "poor quality." So, what issues need attention when caring for jasmine? Here are the 3 important ones.

Issue one: Jasmine leaves all drop off

Jasmine likes warmth and fears cold, so in winter it needs to be brought indoors or into a greenhouse to keep warm. During the warming period, all the leaves drop off, and at this time flower lovers do not understand why. Therefore, let us first talk about the reasons jasmine leaves drop off: first, the placement is improper, it is exposed to cold wind and catches a chill; second, watering is forgotten, and the potting soil stays too dry for too long; third, during the overwintering period the usual watering is too much, and the potting soil is often too wet. All of these can cause partial or large-scale leaf drop.

Treatment method: for potted jasmine that has already lost all its leaves, observe it carefully; as long as the branches are still green, move it outdoors after Qingming, place it in a warm spot with half shade and half sun, prune away some dead branches, and pause fertilizing; water when the potting soil is dry, and let it get rained on when it rains. In this way, as the temperature gradually rises, before long, new branches and leaves will grow again from the leaf buds on its green branches or from the base.

For jasmine that has grown new branches and leaves, growth at this time needs a sufficient supply of nutrients. Flower lovers can use a general-purpose organic liquid fertilizer for flowers, dilute it 500 times, and water it into the roots of the jasmine once about every 7 days to promote the growth and development of the jasmine.

Issue two: In summer, jasmine leaves turn yellow and scorched

In summer, jasmine leaves wither and turn yellow, mainly because watering is not controlled properly and the potting soil is too dry, so the leaves will of course be scorched to death. If the potting soil is often too wet, causing root rot, it will also make the leaves wither and turn yellow.

In addition, if a potted jasmine is usually placed in a shaded spot or indoors and is suddenly moved to a sunny spot and exposed to blazing sun, leaf yellowing and withering can also occur. As for the tips of jasmine shoots becoming scorched, it may be caused by applying unfermented, undecomposed raw fertilizer. In addition, if harmful gases invade the nearby environment, the same situation can also occur.

Prevention and control method: flower lovers need to keep the care environment clean, pay attention to shading treatment in summer, and when watering or fertilizing normally, appropriately add some ferrous sulfate to prevent problems such as leaf yellowing.

Issue three: Jasmine bud drop

The reasons for jasmine fading early and dropping buds: first, the potting soil is too dry or too wet and drainage is poor, which very easily produces the above phenomenon; second, when it is placed indoors for viewing for a long time while flowering, because indoor air is not circulating and there is also a lack of light, bud drop is also easily caused.

Jasmine likes warmth and fears cold, needs sunlight, and likes fertilizer, so during the peak flowering period in summer and autumn, it should be placed outdoors in the sun; after flowering, it can only be brought indoors for a short time for viewing, and it needs to be placed in a ventilated spot by a window. This can prolong the flowering period and prevent bud drop.