Why are the leaves of jasmine dry and green?

The phenomenon of jasmine leaves turning green

In the two seasons of winter and spring, the leaves of jasmine often appear dry and green. The main manifestation is that the leaves of jasmine look green and green, but if you pinch them with your hands, you will find that its leaves are actually dry and break into pieces when you pinch them.

The reason why jasmine leaves are dry and green

Why does this phenomenon occur on the leaves of jasmine? In fact, this phenomenon mainly occurs in winter and spring, so the main reason is temperature.

The main reason for the dry green leaves of jasmine is the low temperature and low air humidity in the growing environment, which leads to improper water supply to the plant. Jasmine can absorb water well under high temperature conditions, but the temperature in winter and spring is lower. In low temperature environments, jasmine's ability to absorb water will decrease.

In winter and spring, the indoor temperature is generally low and the air is relatively dry. The leaves of jasmine tend to evaporate a lot of water. If watering is improper at this time, it is easy to cause jasmine to lack water, causing its leaves to appear dry and green.

What to do if the jasmine leaves are dry and green

If the leaves of jasmine become dry and green, the plant will grow slowly and its ornamental value will decrease, so this situation must be avoided.

The main way to avoid the jasmine leaves from becoming dry and green is to maintain the humidity of the air. Check the dryness and wetness of the potting soil frequently, keep the soil slightly moist, and then it is best to spray water on the jasmine plant every day to increase the humidity of the air. Be careful not to raise the temperature of the growing environment arbitrarily.