The jasmine pruned branches died after a few days, what happened?

It is a very common phenomenon that there are problems after jasmine pruning, such as the whole branch dies after pruning, or the buds grow unilaterally after pruning, the reason for these situations is actually directly related to the habits of jasmine itself, as long as we understand the habits of jasmine, it is easy to solve these problems, and I will teach you below.

First, the vitality of the branches themselves is weak.

The branches of jasmine are aged, not immortal, and the activity of the branches themselves is gradually weakening as they grow older, which is why many branches wilt or grow poorly after pruning. This aging of the branches is an irreversible phenomenon, so it is normal to be worried about it once it appears, because even if the branches wither, the nutrients will flow back to the base and sprout again.

Second, nutrients and temperature are insufficient.

After pruning, it is easy not to germinate, or there is a situation of unilateral germination, which is generally caused by insufficient nutrients in the pot, or the temperature is too low, the most suitable temperature for jasmine germination is above 20 degrees, and the jasmine can sprout a large number of at this temperature, if the temperature is too low, it is inevitable that there will be various accidents; In addition, fertilizer is also the driving force of germination**, and a lack of fertilizer can cause stunted growth.

Third, fertility is too heavy.

In addition to the lack of fertilizer, among the most common problems that occur in jasmine after pruning, over-fertilization and over-fertility are also very common problems. Because the pruned jasmine does not have many leaves, the consumption of nutrients is not large enough, if the fertilization is excessive, it is easy to cause the phenomenon of not being able to absorb, the most easy fertility accumulation, burn the root system, it is easy to have branches withering, or unilateral germination, fourth, overwatering.

After pruning jasmine due to the scarcity of leaves, water transpiration is relatively slow, this time must not be overwatered, once watering too much caused by water in the pot, it is easy to cause root rot in the pot. The root system of some old branches is relatively weak, and once root rot occurs, it is easy to cause apoptosis of the branches.

Fifth, the problem of pests and diseases.

Jasmine is a plant that is particularly susceptible to pests and diseases, and the weakened resistance of jasmine after pruning will cause more attacks from pests and diseases, especially various serious diseases. These diseases can lead to the serious consequences of jasmine branch stunting, unilateral growth, or no germination at all, or even branch death, so we must do a good job of preventing pests and diseases.

It may be that the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius, because jasmine flowers are suitable for cultivation in warm temperatures, and pruning at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius will allow cold air to enter the plant, which will freeze the jasmine to death and cause dead branches.

This is because the jasmine is injured and can't replenish the water, you have to water a little more, drip some nutrient solution or something.

It should be that these shoots are not adequately nourished, because the cut shoots are placed in the land to absorb nutrients.

This is normal, because it takes time for the plant to repair the wound on its own, and with more care later, the branch can be rejuvenated quickly, but it is necessary to take disinfection measures when pruning, otherwise it will become infected with bacteria.

Jasmine will drop its leaves when it is bought, and this treatment method can also save a life.

After transplanting, pruning, dry branches should be cut off and placed in a bright place.

Hello, there are many reasons, it may be the following reasons.

1. Plant death.

If the temperature is right and the jasmine does not sprout after 20 days of pruning, it is necessary to check whether the plant is still alive. The way to check if the jasmine is alive is as simple as picking a little bark from the top and bottom to see if it is emerald green. If it's emerald green, it's alive.

If it's light yellow or brown, it's dead.

2. Root damage.

The best way to deal with jasmine flowers that have damaged root systems and cannot grow new shoots is to repot, check the roots, prune and sterilize them, and then replant them with loose and breathable soil. Because root damage is either caused by overwatering, improper fertilization and insufficient loose box soil, the latter two causes of root rot need to be replaced.

Jasmine. 3. Unreasonable lighting control.

After jasmine pruning, reasonable control of light also has a greater impact on the germination of new shoots. If there is not enough light after pruning, the sprouts will germinate slowly and grow weakly after germination. If the light is too strong after pruning, especially when the temperature is already relatively high, it will also cause the new shoots to germinate for a long time.

4.Water and fertilizer are unreasonable.

Jasmine is a fertilizer-loving crop, with higher nutrient requirements, you can use some foliar fertilizer to promote the growth of jasmine, you can apply Vosch Fertine leaf potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which is quickly absorbed and has a good effect. Pay attention to the balance of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

Jasmine leaves, branches are dry and brittle can be caused by a number of reasons, here are some possible causes and corresponding solutions:

Dehydration: Jasmine flowers need plenty of water to grow healthy, and if deprived of water for a long time, leaves and branches can become dry, brittle, and brittle. The solution to socks is to water the jasmine flowers in moderation and keep the soil moist, but not overwatered.

Over-fertilization: Jasmine does not require much fertilizer, and if over-fertilized, it can lead to too much salt in the soil, causing plants to lose water, wilt, and brittle leaves. The solution is to reduce the amount and frequency of fertilizer use and to rinse the soil with clean water to reduce the salt concentration.

Lack of light: Jasmine needs plenty of sunlight to photosynthesize and grow, and prolonged exposure to dark, damp conditions can cause leaves and branches to become dry and fragile. The workaround is to move the jasmine to a sunny location.

Pests and diseases: Jasmine flowers can be attacked by pests and germs, causing leaves and branches to become dry, brittle, and brittle. The solution is to detect and deal with the problem of pests and germs in time, which can be treated with corresponding pesticides and fungicides.

In summary, the dry and brittle branches of jasmine can be caused by a variety of factors such as lack of water, excessive fertilization, lack of light, and pests and diseases. To solve this problem, it is necessary to find out the specific cause of the problem and take corresponding measures to deal with it.