What to do about yellow leaves and dry tips on jasmine? Once you fix it, it can still grow new shoots
The summer sun is really harsh. If you're not careful for even a moment, the flowers at home get sunburned to death. What? You say it's not that serious? Then hurry up and take a look at the flowers that the gardening enthusiast "Joyyanyan" put on the balcony - almost all of them died!
So, how exactly should you save the flowers at home that are about to die?
How to save a jasmine that is about to die?
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Everyone says jasmine can't be killed by the sun, and that it can be grown well with plenty of water and plenty of sun, but if it gets too much sun and doesn't get enough water, then the jasmine will start to get dry tips and yellow leaves.
How to save a jasmine that is about to die?
1. If the jasmine at home has especially severe dry tips and yellow leaves, then pick off all the yellowed leaves.
2. If there are withered parts on the stems, then cut off all the withered parts as well, leaving only a few thick, healthy main stems.
3. After pruning, to prevent bacterial infection, you can apply some carbendazim to the wounds and put it in a cool, ventilated place to let the wounds dry.
4. Put the pruned jasmine in a cool, ventilated place, and after about 10 days or so, you will be able to see new shoots emerging from the pruned jasmine.
5. After new leaves have grown, put the jasmine in full sun to get plenty of sun, but shade it slightly when the weather is especially hot at noon, then water it once a day, and it will quickly fill out its pot again!
How to save a pothos that is about to die?
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Pothos should be growing fastest in summer, but quite a few gardening enthusiasts have raised their pothos into a wilted, droopy state, and some even have yellow leaves and root rot and are about to die. What can be done about this?
How to save a pothos that is about to die?
1. If the pothos at home has developed black spots because of summer sun exposure or root rot, then quickly cut off the yellowed leaves or the ones with black spots directly.
2. If the black spots have already infected all the leaves and the stems are also mushy and soft, but the root system is fine, then find a pair of sterilized scissors and cut the entire pothos back to nothing. You can start pruning at about 2-3cm above the pot surface.
3. Put the pothos in a place indoors with good indirect light, cool and ventilated, and after only about 7-10 days, you will be able to see new shoots emerging from the pothos that was cut back to nothing.
4. If you want the pothos to grow vigorously in summer, you can water it with some rice water, fish tank water, or sprinkle a handful of compound fertilizer, all of which can make its leaves more and more glossy!
5. If the pothos at home already has a completely rotted root system but still has healthy parts on the stems, then cut the healthy stems into small sections, let the wounds dry, and insert them into soil to root, and this way you can get a new pot of pothos again!
How to save a kalanchoe that is about to die?
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More and more gardening enthusiasts are growing kalanchoe now, but once summer comes, quite a few people find that their kalanchoe leaves have gone soft and droopy, looking like they are about to die. Why is that?
How to save a kalanchoe that is about to die?
1. If the kalanchoe at home only has wilted flower buds and slightly yellowed leaves, then cut off the spent flowers, and cut off the yellowed leaves as well, and put it in a cool, ventilated place to recover for a few days and it will be fine.
2. If the entire kalanchoe plant has turned yellow and wilted, then you can only choose to give it a buzz cut and cut the whole kalanchoe back to nothing. When pruning, it is enough to start cutting at about 2-4cm above the potting soil.
3. After the buzz cut, put the kalanchoe in a cool, ventilated place, and after only about 15-20 days, you will be able to see many small shoots emerging from the kalanchoe that was cut back to nothing, and these small shoots will quickly grow into lush leaves.
4. If the kalanchoe at home has a completely rotted root system due to black rot, then dig the kalanchoe out of the soil, cut off the already rotted roots, and keep only the healthy branches and leaves for rooting cuttings.
How to save a rose that is about to die?
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Aside from being prone to pests, roses actually have no real shortcomings. Just in terms of blooming, they can bloom several times a year, truly living up to the name of a blooming machine! But if the roses at home are sickly and droopy, looking like they are about to die, then that really is a losing deal!
How to save a rose that is about to die?
1. If the roses at home show signs of wilting and drying up, then pick off all the wilted leaves.
2. If the stems are still intact, then place it in a cool, ventilated place for about 1 week, and you will be able to see the rose sprouting new shoots again.
3. If the stems of the rose have also dried up, leaving only the main trunk and root system intact, then cut off the dried stems, leaving only the root system and the thick stems.
4. It takes only about 1 month for the rose to grow new leaves again. During the rose's growth process, it is best to put it outdoors in a place with good light to get plenty of sun, and in summer watering it once every 2-3 days is enough.
5. If you want the rose to bloom as soon as possible, then you have to give the rose more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, such as fish guts and bone meal, and at the same time spray a 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, so that the rose will bloom bigger and more abundantly!
How to save a pennywort that is about to die?
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A couple of days ago, Huahua went out to play, and when she came back, she found that the pennywort at home had all its stems drooping because of lack of water!
How to save a pennywort that is about to die?
1. If all the stems of the pennywort at home have drooped, at this point quickly give it a thorough watering, or place the pennywort together with its pot into a basin of water, and the leaves will soon stand upright again.
Before watering:
After watering:
2. If the leaves of the pennywort are drooping especially badly and it still can't recover after soaking the pot, then you can only find a pair of scissors and cut off the wilted leaves and stems of the pennywort, letting it grow new leaves again. You can just cut directly at about 1-2cm above the potting soil.
3. After cutting it back to nothing, remember to keep the potting soil moist. You can put it in a brightly lit place indoors, and after only about 1 week, you will be able to see the whole pennywort sprouting new leaves. After that, with plenty of water and plenty of sun, it will quickly fill out its pot again!
4. If the leaves of the pennywort have turned yellow over a large area, you can also use the buzz cut method to let it grow fresh green new leaves again!
That's all Huahua is introducing for today!
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