If you don't cut off all the leaves of these flowers, the flowers will basically die.

But some people find that the plants are turning yellower as they grow. The longer it grows, the worse it gets, and the area of ​​withered and yellowed becomes larger and larger, causing our flower-growing friends to become unhappy. It doesn’t matter. When this happens, we have to be ruthless and cut off all the yellow leaves of these plants, leaving only a little above the soil.

So which plants can be done this way? Huahua will give you a few examples today.

Kalanchoe

After the weather gets cooler, many friends start planting Kalanchoe. Because Kalanchoe blooms in winter, it is particularly popular. Today Huahua will tell you a little trick that can make the Kalanchoe grow better and bloom better! After the Kalanchoe blooms, the remaining old branches and leaves can be trimmed with scissors. Pruning the old branches and leaves can promote the growth of new leaves of the Kalanchoe. After the new branches grow out, the Kalanchoe will bloom more vigorously and brightly next time!

Clivia

Clivia is also a common household plant. During the cultivation process, if a large area of ​​leaves of Clivia turn yellow and die, and it seems that there is no way to save it, what should we do? We can directly cut off all the leaves of Clivia and leave only the roots of the leaves. Doing this can prevent the leaves from continuing to turn yellow and spread to the roots, and it can also encourage new branches and leaves to grow!

Chlorophytum

In fact, this method can also be used for spider plants. Many novices always water them too much or too little, which causes the spider plants to have withered and yellow leaves. It is okay if the tips of the leaves turn yellow, just take care of the flowers carefully for a period of time. However, if a large area of ​​leaf yellowing appears, we need to check whether the roots of the spider plant are still alive. If the roots are alive and well, we can cut off most of the leaves of the spider plant, leaving only the leaves above the roots.

If you take good care of it for a period of time, the spider plant will grow new leaves.

Whether it is spider plant or Clivia, if a large area of ​​leaves have died, it means that you are not a qualified "flower grower". Remember to reflect on where you made the mistake in time that caused the large-scale necrosis of the plants.

Learn from good experiences, adjust your mindset, and wait quietly for the new leaves of the plants to sprout. This is the case with many plants. If you feel that the plant is dying, you might as well try this method. Maybe the plant will come back to life!