Causes and treatments for yellow leaves of jasmine

1. Lack of nutrients

1. Reason: Jasmine likes fertilizer. Because its growth and flowering require a lot of nutrient support. If it is usually grown in poor soil and not fertilized, it may lack nutrients and cause yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: If the soil lacks nutrients, you can replace it with fertile flower soil. If you haven't fertilized it for a long time, you can increase the frequency of fertilizing it to provide it with more nutrients.

2. Excessive watering

1. Reason: Excessive watering for a long time may cause water accumulation in the soil where the plant is grown. This may cause the plant's roots to become waterlogged, making it unable to absorb moisture from the soil, resulting in yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: First place the flower pot on a ventilated balcony, and dig up the surface soil to allow the accumulated water in the soil to evaporate quickly. Then stop watering for a while and wait for it to recover.

3. Disease

1. Reason: If the maintenance environment has poor ventilation and is hot and stuffy, the plants may become sick. The bacteria infects its leaves, causing them to turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: first move it to a well-ventilated location and cut off the yellow leaves with scissors. Afterwards, spray the plants and flower soil with sterilization liquid to sterilize them.