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My jasmine plant has some yellow leaves—is this normal, and what can I do to keep it looking gorgeous?
Mya McClain
Hi there! This is totally normal for a beginner gardener, so don't worry! There are lots of reasons why your leaves might be yellowing. It could be because you've been watering too much, the soil pH is wrong, there are nutrients missing, pests have got in, or the plant is getting too much sun. My advice is to always check the soil moisture before watering and fertilize to add nutrients. It's better to do it every 2-3 weeks.
Mya McClain
Don't worry! I think I've figured out what's going on. It seems like your plant just needs a bit of time to recover from overwatering. Try watering it less frequently for about a week and then resume your normal routine. It'll be back to normal in no time!
Mya McClain
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Pink Jasmine is a popular houseplant indoors or outdoors. It is often said to have a fragrance. Uniquely, this plant grows by climbing and has white and pink flowers that usually grow in winter. It has glossy dark green pinnate leaves that can grow up to 240 inches.
Pink Jasmine
Arabian Jasmine
