My jasmine flowers are not only about why, but the leaves have fallen off, will they die?

Updated on society 2024-07-21
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    There may be something wrong with your conservation management.

    Watering can not be too diligent, to the surface of the pot soil is slightly dry and then watering, watering must be watered thoroughly, can not only water the surface, otherwise you can water more times, but there will still be wilting. Long-term waterlogging can also cause plants to wilt and die in severe cases.

    Fertilization must be applied diligently with light fertilizer, and cannot be applied with thick fertilizer or raw fertilizer.

    The light environment must be sufficient, and it cannot be maintained in a semi-shaded or shaded place, otherwise it is easy to fall leaves, and in serious cases, there is a phenomenon of death.

    The flowering branches must be pruned, and the lower 3-6 leaves should be pruned at the same time when pruning, and they can also be pruned according to the growth potential, so as to remove weak branches, diseased branches, and long branches.

    Recently, I was told that the flowers and leaves may also be due to the fact that I didn't add a small water tray to the bottom of the pot, but placed it directly on the windowsill. It is said that the water tray has moisture under the pot in order for the flowers to have enough moisture.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    It will be necessary to spray the flowers are also very fragile and need to be taken care of This is the method of light: when the sun is sufficient, the leaves are shiny, and the flowers are white and fragrant. Water:

    The flower soil is powdery, and when it is hard, it will be watered again, preferably in the morning. Hot summers need twice in the morning and evening. There should be no stagnant water, and the pot should have good water leakage.

    Soil: slightly acidic. In order to ensure slightly acidity, ferrous sulfate solution can be sprayed twice a month, and vinegar can also be used.

    Wind: Ventilation. Put it outside in the summer.

    Temperature: above 18 degrees is preferred. Fat:

    Like fertilizer, thin fertilizer is applied frequently. During the bud stage, no fertilization is applied in the cold winter and heat. Bug:

    Placed in the sun exposure generally does not give birth to insects, and some insects are also in the soil. Management: topping, shaping.

    After the flowers bloom, they need to be cut off with two leaves. The longer the hope of jasmine, the healthier it gets.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    It could be a seasonal problem, poor management, or it could be a bug in the roots!

    1. Temperature. Jasmine likes high temperatures, usually begins to sprout at about 20, more than 25 pregnant buds, 28 to 33 or so to form flower buds, its growth temperature is 22 to 35, the temperature is too high, the plant is in a semi-dormant state, less flowering, uneven flowering, the temperature is too low The plant grows slowly, and is not resistant to low temperature, and it is below 5 for a long time, and some branches will freeze to death.

    2. Illumination. Jasmine prefers a sunny environment, with plenty of light, dark green leaves, thick branches, many flower buds, good coloring, and strong aroma. Otherwise, the plant will be long, the leaves will be pale green, the branches will be slender, the internodes will be long and tender, the flower buds will be few, the flowers will be less flowering, and the flowers will be small and the fragrance will be light.

    3. Moisture. Jasmine prefers moist soil. However, if the potting soil is in a wet state for a long time, the root system will cause root rot due to the lack of oxygen in the potting soil, and the leaves will gradually turn yellow and fall off, and even the whole plant will die.

    Fourth, fertilization. Jasmine likes fertilizer, but fertilization should be carried out in accordance with its growth rules, winter and summer more than 35 temperatures without fertilization growth period should maintain enough reasonable fertilizer, pay attention to the uniform proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, the pregnant bud period is dominated by phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, in order to promote the formation of more flower buds, do not fertilize too much or apply unrotted organic fertilizer, so as not to cause root burns, cause yellowing of leaves, the whole growth period every 1 week to 2 weeks to spray Bika foliar fertilizer or ferrous sulfate solution.

    5. Pest control. Jasmine is susceptible to insect pests such as red spiders, so ventilation should be strengthened, attention should be paid to observation, and once insect damage is found, dicochlor volitol should be used for prevention and control in time. Jasmine leaf spot is a common disease of jasmine, which generally begins to occur from May to June, and the peak of the disease is from July to August.

    At the beginning of the disease, light brown spots are produced on the infected leaves, which then expand to the periphery, and the diseased part becomes thin and brownish transparent, round or irregularly shaped, and the diseased part becomes thin, translucent, brown, and the edge of the lesion is obvious. Finally, the lesions are covered with black granules. Diseased leaves should be removed in time and destroyed in a centralized manner.

    During the onset period, spray 600 to 800 times of 65% zeb wettable powder, or 800 times of 75% chlorothalonil wettable powder, etc., and spray 3 to 4 times in a row, with an interval of 10 to 14 days.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Raise jasmine in winter, don't panic if the leaves fall off, this treatment can also save life!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Falling leaves is a normal phenomenon, and its rhizome will burst into new shoots if it does not die. You can cut off the dead branches and leaves to keep the potting soil moist, not too wet, and only after Qingming can you put it in a sunny place to cultivate. (Outdoor).

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Jasmine will lose its leaves! It's normal to have some dead branches!

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Something leaves are gone. Some plants like to lose light.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It is normal for the jasmine flowers to fall off when you just bought them, and it will be good to wait until they have safely passed the seedling stage.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The wilting leaves of jasmine do not suffocate to death, ** the method is as follows:

    1. Jasmine is a plant that likes the sun, and it is said that jasmine that does not die in the sun does not accept light for a long time, and soon there will be yellow leaves, withered tips, and even fallen leaves.

    2. Alkali damage, jasmine likes acidic soil, watering flowers with alkaline water for a long time, will make the plant due to alkalinity aggravation caused by iron deficiency, the soil in the north is alkaline, in this case, ferrous sulfate solution or alum fertilizer water can be added to increase the soluble iron in the soil;

    3. Fertilizer, too much fertilization will cause root burning and infiltration, and will also cause yellowing of leaves.

    4. Pests and diseases, jasmine common insect pests are red spiders, special insecticides should be sprayed in time, and plants should also pay attention to ventilation.

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