Why are the leaves of jasmine wilting? How to solve the problem of wilting leaves of jasmine

Jasmine is a very common flower in life. Many flower lovers like to grow some at home because of its fragrant smell and easy survival. But the leaves of jasmine wilt after growing them for a while. So what is the reason for the wilt of jasmine leaves? How to solve the problem of jasmine leaves wilting? Let's take a look.

Why are the leaves of jasmine wilting?

1. Light has a great impact on jasmine. The temperature in summer is still relatively high, especially when it reaches about 35 degrees. The transpiration of jasmine itself can cause insufficient water supply for jasmine itself. Too hot can also slow down the physiological state of the whole jasmine, resulting in insufficient water supply.

2. If you place jasmine on the balcony or indoors for a long time and then suddenly take it outdoors and expose it to strong sunlight, it will not be able to adapt and its leaves will wilt.

3. The pot soil lacks water. The soil is already very dry, and the leaves wilt due to lack of water. At this time, you only need to water them. Basically, these are the situations.

How to solve the problem of jasmine leaves wilting

1. If the symptoms appear after fertilizing, use clean water to repeatedly water the potting soil several times.

2. If the symptoms appear after spraying, rinse the leaves repeatedly with clean water.

3. If it is drought, water it thoroughly using the immersion pot method.

4. If it has rained for several days in a row and the symptoms appear after the sun comes out, you just need to move it to a place with scattered light and let it gradually see the sun the next day.

Why does the jasmine I raise die as soon as it sprouts?

If the plant has just been repotted, the root system may be damaged. If not, check whether the root system has been thoroughly watered for the first time. If so, check whether it has been kept away from light for a short period of time after repotting. If so, check whether it has been kept away from light or exposed to the sun for a long time after germination.