With the arrival of winter, the temperature in many parts of our country gradually decreases, and many flowers, grasses, and trees enter a dormant period. For African Jasmine, the leaves falling in winter have become a troublesome issue. Why do African Jasmine leaves fall in winter? How should we take care of it? This article will provide you with detailed answers.
Reasons for the Leaves of Winter African Jasmine Falling1. Temperature factor: The temperature is relatively low in winter, and African Jasmine is not very adaptable to temperature. When the temperature is lower than its optimal growing temperature, the leaves will gradually fall off.
2. Water supply issue: African Jasmine requires less water in winter, but insufficient or excessive water supply can lead to leaf fall.
3. Insufficient light: The day is shorter and the light intensity is weaker in winter, which slows down the growth rate of African Jasmine, making the leaves prone to falling.
4. Improper care: During the winter care process, excessive or insufficient fertilization, improper pruning, etc., can also cause African Jasmine leaves to fall.
Winter Care Guide for African Jasmine1. Control temperature: Place African Jasmine in a warm indoor environment, maintaining the room temperature between 15-25℃, and avoid low temperatures.
2. Reasonable water supply: African Jasmine requires less water in winter. When watering, keep the soil slightly moist. Too much watering can lead to root rot and cause leaf fall.
3. Sufficient light: Place African Jasmine in a sunny location, allowing it to receive scattered light as much as possible, and avoid prolonged exposure to dark environments.
4. Reasonable fertilization: African Jasmine has a lower demand for fertilizer in winter. You can apply some low-nitrogen, high-phosphorus, and potassium compound fertilizers to promote its growth.
5. Timely pruning: It is appropriate to prune African Jasmine in winter, removing sick and weak branches and withered branches to keep the plant ventilated and well-lit.
6. Pay attention to pest and disease control: African Jasmine is susceptible to pests and diseases in winter. If pests and diseases are found, they should be dealt with promptly.
Leaves falling from winter African Jasmine is a common problem, but as long as we understand the reasons and take corresponding care measures, we can effectively prevent leaf fall. I hope this article can provide some help for your African Jasmine care and allow your green plants to spend a beautiful winter.