What should I do if the leaves of lily bamboo turn yellow and fall off?

1. Sudden changes in the environment

Reason: It has certain requirements for its normal growing environment. If the environment changes suddenly and the plant cannot adapt, yellow leaves will appear.

Solution: If necessary, when you want to move the lily bamboo, you should provide it with an environment similar to the original environment, and then slowly adjust it later. This will give it an adaptation process and improve the yellowing leaves phenomenon.

2. Improper watering

Reason: During the maintenance period, whether watering is too much or too little, it is easy to cause yellow leaves, and the plant will lose its green color. Over time, the leaves will easily turn yellow and fall off.

Solution: If you water too little, add water as soon as possible to keep the soil moist. If you water too much, stop watering first, and also ventilate more and expose the plant to the sun to evaporate the water. When watering in the later stage, wait until the soil is dry and water it thoroughly without water accumulation.

3. Improper lighting

Reason: It prefers the sun, but cannot be exposed to strong sunlight. If it is often exposed to the sun, it will naturally get sunburned and the leaves will turn yellow. But be careful not to keep it in the shade all the time, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: When caring for it, place it in a place with dim light, that is, receive more diffuse light, so that the plant can grow vigorously. In addition, be sure to avoid the scorching sun in summer.