If your lucky tree looks wilted, don’t be afraid, it will get better by watering it like this!

Everyone knows about the lucky tree. Because of its good meaning and being relatively easy to maintain, many flower lovers keep it at home to bring good luck. However, sometimes if the lucky tree is not maintained correctly, it will show symptoms like "wilting" like Huahua's tree. How to remedy this situation? Fortunately, after being reminded by Huahua's friends, we realized that there is so much knowledge about watering the lucky tree!

Although the lucky tree is a plant that likes a humid environment, excessive watering will still cause water to accumulate at the bottom of the flowerpot. Once water accumulates, the roots will definitely rot. The flower roots are the center of a plant. If there is a problem with the flower roots, it will be useless even if you take good care of them. We can take this opportunity to change our usual watering methods!

Before watering the lucky tree, it is best to observe the dryness and wetness of the soil in the flowerpot first, and make sure the soil is dry before starting watering. This way, the water can completely enter the soil, and the flower roots can naturally absorb more nutrients. In summer, we only need to water the plant once every three days or so. In winter, the growth is slow due to the low temperature, so we just need to control the soil in the pot from being too dry.

Of course, in addition to the watering problem, sometimes too strong light is also one of the important reasons why the lucky tree is not vigorous. I wonder if flower lovers have discovered that if the lucky tree is placed under the sun, its branches and leaves will easily turn yellow and curl up. This is because the lucky tree cannot accept direct sunlight!

The best way to care for the lucky tree is to rely on scattered light sources. We try to place it indoors instead of directly on the balcony. If your lucky tree has yellow leaves, then prune the branches as soon as possible. Don't be reluctant. The lucky tree has strong growth potential. I believe it will grow lush and green again in less than a month. If you insist on keeping the branches with yellow leaves, they will only absorb excess nutrients, which will also affect the future growth of the lucky tree.

If we want our lucky tree to grow more vigorously, we can apply some fertilizer to it during the growing period. Generally, you can choose any compound fertilizer or farmyard manure. After applying fertilizer, you will find that the branches and leaves of the lucky tree grow more luxuriantly, and the leaves will become more shiny!

In the future, if the lucky tree at home becomes wilted again, we can take a look at what went wrong and then take appropriate measures to restore its vitality!