Is it okay to add vinegar to jasmine leaves when they turn yellow?

1. Reasons

There are many reasons why jasmine leaves turn yellow. Excessive watering, excessive fertilization, low temperature or strong light exposure may cause this phenomenon. Alkaline soil may also cause the leaves to turn yellow. Because jasmine is a plant that prefers slightly acidic soil, if the soil pH is not suitable, this abnormality will be reflected in the upper part, causing the leaves to turn yellow.

2. Watering method

If the yellowing is caused by soil pH, you can choose to irrigate with a 1:100 or 1:200 ferrous sulfate aqueous solution; you can also choose to use vinegar for irrigation, but be careful to use rice vinegar, 150-200 times rice vinegar aqueous solution for irrigation. Water once every 15-20 days.

3. Other reasons

Water accumulation: If you water too much and cause water to accumulate in the pot soil, you should promptly raise the pot and place it in a ventilated place to drain the water.

Over-fertilization: If too much fertilizer is applied or the fertilizer is too thick, stop fertilizing for a period of time, and then apply thin fertilizer frequently after the condition has calmed down.