What is the reason for the yellowing of osmanthus leaves

Soil is too dry  

If watering is not timely, the potting soil will be in a dry state for a long time, and the osmanthus will show symptoms of poor growth, poor growth, and yellowish leaves. When caring for it at home, be sure to keep the soil in the pot moist and water it in time.

Soil is moist

Osmanthus hates moisture and waterlogging. If you water it too much and the drainage is poor, the roots of the osmanthus will rot, the leaves will turn yellow, the edges will burn, and the leaves will fall off. In severe cases, the branches and leaves will wither or even die.

Soil is too alkaline

Osmanthus prefers acidic soil. When the soil is alkaline, it grows poorly and the amount of flowering is reduced. Yellowing of leaves is common.