Causes and treatments for yellow leaves of Amaryllis

1. Frequent watering

1. Reason: When growing amaryllis, it is necessary to water it in time and not frequently. Otherwise, water will accumulate in the soil, damaging its root system and causing yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: First move the flower pot to a ventilated place and raise the pot with bricks. After the flower soil has dried, move it back to its original location for cultivation. After this, be careful to reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

2. Sunburn

1. Reason: When growing it, it needs to be provided with sufficient light, but too strong light cannot be allowed to directly shine on its leaves. Otherwise, it may get sunburned and have yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: Use scissors to cut off the leaves that have turned yellow, and then move it to a location with scattered light but no strong light for maintenance.

3. Pests

1. Reason: If the plant is infested with pests such as red spider mites, its growth will be affected. If it is not treated for a period of time, its leaves will become dry and yellow due to the gnawing of pests.

2. Treatment method: First cut off the leaves with more pests, then put it in a well-ventilated place, and spray the mite remover regularly for treatment.