What to do if jasmine leaves dry up

1. Normal growth

Reason: After the growing period, jasmine gradually enters a dormant period and a normal metabolic state. The leaves gradually become dry, yellow and woody.

Solution: Prune the branches. If the notch turns black, the branch may be dead and cannot grow new branches, so just cut it off. If the cut is still green, you can prune it appropriately and wait for it to sprout and bloom again in the spring of the following year.

2. Overwatering

Reason: Jasmine likes slightly moist soil, but it cannot be watered too much. If water accumulates in the pot, the roots of the plant will not be able to breathe properly, leading to rot.

Solution: When it is hot in summer, water the plant once in the morning and once in the evening. If water accumulates in the pot soil, move the plant to a warm and ventilated place in time, raise the bottom of the pot, control the moisture, and prevent too many roots from being affected.

3. Excessive fertilization

Reason: Excessive fertility will burn the plant's roots, which will hinder the plant's absorption of nutrients.

Solution: During the growing period, apply thin fertilizers frequently, 1-2 times a month is enough; if you accidentally apply too much fertilizer, you can stop fertilizing, water the soil thoroughly when it is dry, and replace the soil in serious cases.