What to do if jasmine leaves turn yellow

1. Control watering

Cause: Long-term water accumulation in flower pots causes root rot, leading to yellowing of leaves. This yellowing of leaves is mainly manifested on old leaves.

Solution: Water the plant appropriately to avoid the soil being too wet or too dry, or replace the soil in the pot.

2. Reasonable fertilization

Cause: Improper fertilization, too much fertilizer, too concentrated fertilizer or using raw fertilizer, which causes root damage and leads to yellow leaves.

Solution: If there is a problem with fertilizer management, you need to use methods such as watering and changing the soil to reduce the fertilizer content in the potting soil.

3. Transform the acidic environment

Reason: Jasmine grows well in an acidic environment. If the soil in the pot or the water source for watering is alkaline, yellowing will occur.

Solution: You can add some soil conditioners to neutralize the alkalinity and promote the transformation of soil and water to acidity.