Jasmine leaves are dead when they dry up, and will jasmine leaves die when they wilt

Jasmine. Just because the leaves are dry doesn't mean they're dead. We can tell if Jasmine is dead or alive by the following methods:

Judging by observing the jasmine branches, for example, the branches are still fresh and not dry, in this case, the jasmine is basically alive, even if the top branches are dry, but the branches near the roots are still alive, it is not dead. In addition, we also have to pay attention to the root of the jasmine to see if it is also visible, and we can pinch the skin with our fingernails, and we can basically know whether our jasmine is still alive through the judgment of these two points.

Jasmine is loved by many friends, not only the color of the flowers is white, the smell is pleasant, and the farmers have a high ornamental value at home, for the subject since the leaves are still green, after a winter still does not fall off, this indicates that the jasmine has not died, it is likely to be dormant.

For this situation, it has come to spring, we can properly apply some nitrogen fertilizer in the pot, first to help it resume growth, and at the same time the amount of water should be controlled, not too much, because the roots at this time for the absorption of water, is still unstable, if too much is easy to cause water accumulation in the pot soil.

At the same time, we can prune some branches and leaves that have dried up and yellowed very badly, and save a certain amount of nutrients, and maybe our jasmine will be able to recover in a few days.

In the case of jasmine like this, we also need to place it in a sunny place and maintain its temperature, which is also good for the growth of jasmine. However, it should be noted that the temperature difference between morning and evening in early spring is relatively large, so we should pay attention to closing the windows, and if we open the windows, we must keep the jasmine away from the air outlet.

The jasmine leaves appear "dry green", and a few drops of it are dripped in the water, and the leaves quickly turn green.

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.

To determine if the withered jasmine is still alive.

Break a section of jasmine dead branches to see if the fracture is green? If it's a green core, it's still alive, if you don't have a green core, it's dead, and the dead jasmine can't sprout no matter what, so don't bother tossing it, throw it away.

If it is a relatively thick old pile, it is not easy to break it to see the fracture, you can take a utility knife and cut a piece of skin on the trunk to see if it is green inside? It's dry brown, that's dry firewood, no matter how much you toss, it's in vain and it can't sprout.

It is green, which proves that the jasmine is still alive, and there is the next operation: the normal maintenance of the jasmine.

If the branches begin to dry up when raising jasmine, and the leaves fall off, in fact, don't worry. Not all of this is something to worry about. First of all, after the jasmine flowering period, there will be a period of drying up of the top part of the branch, which is okay, this dryness will not cause the jasmine to fall leaves, if the branches are dry, accompanied by leaf loss.

Then we need to pay enough attention, and we need a few small ways to care for our jasmine.

Prune first, because you're not sure if it's due to insect infestation or disease. It is necessary to inspect the jasmine comprehensively, prune off the dry branches first, do not prune them all at once, and prune one branch a few more times. Stop when you prune the branches where they are fresh and green.

After pruning, all the jasmine flowers and buds need to be removed so that they do not consume too many nutrients. In addition, even if these buds are not removed now, it will not take much time for these buds to fall off on their own. It is better to remove these buds earlier, and carrying these buds is not conducive to the recovery of jasmine itself.

Early removal, early recovery.

The rest is maintenance, and it's the most critical part. Move the jasmine to a cool, ventilated antechamber without watering it first. Spray the whole jasmine with trace element foliar fertilizer first, and then water the jasmine, don't water it thoroughly when watering, just water half of the usual time, and spray it once a day in the morning.

During this period of maintenance, do not go to the sun. After about 20 days, when the jasmine begins to pull out new shoots, it can be watered thoroughly, moved to a low-light environment for maintenance, and then slowly moved to a bright place for maintenance. Note that when watering, the potting soil will be watered thoroughly when it is dry.

During the whole process of slow seedling maintenance, small flower buds may grow, and if there is, they should be removed.

1. The dry condition of jasmine branches may be caused by too much light, and it needs to be transferred to a ventilated and cool astigmatism place for maintenance. It may also be caused by the discomfort of the soil, at this time, it is necessary to add an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate solution to the soil to make the soil slightly acidic. It may also be caused by improper application of water and fertilizer, at which time the jasmine needs to be depotted, pruned off the rotten root system and re-potted.

2. Jasmine is suitable for growing in a sunny environment, but it is not resistant to strong light exposure, otherwise it will lead to a large loss of water, which will dry up the branches, so it is necessary to transfer the jasmine to a ventilated and cool place for astigmatism in summer for maintenance, or build a shade net above the jasmine to weaken the intensity of light.

3. Jasmine is suitable for growing in loose and breathable slightly acidic soil, and alkaline soil or soil compaction will lead to poor respiration of jasmine roots and the inability of nutrients to be loose normally, thus making jasmine branches dry up. Therefore, in the process of cultivating jasmine, it is necessary to loosen the soil regularly and mix an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate solution to make the soil slightly acidic.

4. In the process of maintaining jasmine, if there is too much watering and excessive fertilization, it will lead to rot of the roots, and the long-term inability to absorb water and fertilizer will make the branches and slag stoves dry up. At this time, the jasmine should be removed from the pot, pruned off the rotten root system, and then re-potted.

5. Jasmine is susceptible to the invasion of aphids and scale insects during the dead growth period, which will seriously threaten the growth of jasmine, resulting in curly and dry leaves when they are eaten. After discovering pests and diseases, it is necessary to spray the diluted chlorothalonil solution to the wound in time for sterilization and disinfection.