Can jasmine be saved if it has withered? How can it be saved?

1. Can it be saved?

Generally speaking, jasmine flowers can be saved after they have withered. As long as there is no problem with its taproot and trunk, it is possible to save it. However, if the withering problem is caused by severe black rot in the trunk and taproot, it will be difficult to revive it. It is recommended to choose healthy branches and re-graft them.

2. How to save the life

1. Pruning: When the plant starts to wither, first cut off all the dead leaves and branches. Then remove it from the culture medium and cut off the rotten roots.

2. Disinfection: Prepare some disinfectant and put all the cut ends left after pruning into the disinfectant for disinfection. After soaking for 20-30 minutes, take it out and set it aside to dry.

3. Wash the pot and prepare the soil: Take out the old soil in the pot and throw it away, wash the pot with disinfectant, and then rinse it with clean water. Then prepare some leaf mold and river sand and mix them to make new flower soil.

4. Replanting: Place a layer of clean broken bricks at the bottom of the flowerpot, and then a layer of flower soil. Then put the dried plant in it and fill the pot with the remaining flower soil. After that, slightly compact the soil surface, move the flower pot to a warm location, and slowly maintain it.