Tiger Piranha Plant...the leaves are curling again? Just 3 steps and you'll be straight and green in no time!

Tiger Pilan has a perm

Reason 1: Improper watering.

Although Sansevieria is drought-resistant, it cannot be left without water for a long time. If the leaves do not get enough water, they will become soft and curl.

Solution:

Pay attention to the watering time. The basic principle is to water it thoroughly when the soil is dry. You can dig 3 to 5 cm to observe. If it is dry, you should water it. In the current season, it is generally watered once a week.

Reason 2: Too much light.

Tiger Piranha is relatively shade-tolerant and does not require too strong light, otherwise it will easily cause the leaves to wilt and become curled.

Solution:

When the temperature is high and the light is strong, the Sansevieria cannot be placed on the south balcony. It can be placed in a place in the living room with scattered light.

Reason three: The soil is compacted and lacks nutrients.

If the soil for growing Sansevieria is not loose and breathable enough, it will easily cause the soil to become compacted, affecting the root system's ability to absorb nutrients and causing the leaves to curl.

Solution:

The soil can be mixed with leaf mold and river sand in a 1:1 ratio. Placing some expanded clay or tiles at the bottom of the pot can increase water permeability and air permeability. Usually use decomposed rice water to water the flowers to ensure adequate nutrition supply.

Rose leaves "shrink" into a ball

Reason 1: Too much light.

Roses like sunshine, but if the temperature is too high or the light is too strong, the evaporation of water in the leaves will be accelerated, causing them to wilt and curl.

Solution:

When the light is too strong, pay attention to shading the rose to reduce water evaporation, so as to maintain the vitality of the leaves.

Reason 2: Malnutrition.

Roses need sufficient nutrients to bloom and grow leaves. If there is insufficient nutrition in the soil, the new leaves may curl.

Solution:

You can bury two grains of compound fertilizer in the rose potting soil every month to ensure the fertility of the soil, and apply some 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution before flowering to promote germination.

Reason three: Influence of pests and diseases.

Recently, some flower lovers reported that the roses in their homes were infested with aphids. Aphids are one of the main pests and diseases of roses. Once infected, they can easily cause the leaves of the roses to curl.

Solution:

Chop the garlic at home into garlic paste, add water and mix evenly, then filter out the garlic water, dilute it 20 times and spray it on the rose with a spray bottle, spray it for a week~

The leaves of the lucky tree are "wrinkled"

Reason 1: Sudden change in environment, poor air circulation.

The lucky tree will be unfamiliar with the new environment at first and may experience leaf curling. In addition, if the location is not ventilated and the air humidity is insufficient, it will also affect the condition of the leaves.

Solution:

Provide sufficient light, place it in a ventilated place, and spray water around the lucky tree frequently to maintain the air humidity.

Reason 2: Improper watering.

If there is insufficient watering, the leaves will not absorb enough water and will easily curl and shrink; if there is too much watering, the lucky tree will easily be waterlogged and the leaves will droop and bend.

Solution:

The lucky tree generally only needs to be watered once a week. It is better to let it dry out than to let it be waterlogged. If it dries out, it can recover by watering it. If it is waterlogged, its roots will easily rot and it will be difficult to save.

Reason three: Malnutrition.

It may be that the flowerpot is not big enough, the roots are too strong, or the soil fertility is insufficient, resulting in insufficient nutrition; it may also be that the soil itself is not fertile enough.

Solution:

The soil can be made of leaf mold or river sand, mixed in a 1:1 ratio, and then replaced with a larger pot to ensure that the roots have enough space to stretch.

Chlorophytum is used for "ion perm"

Reason 1: Root system damage.

If the roots are damaged during transplanting, it will affect the spider plant's ability to absorb nutrients and water. Insufficient nutrients and water will cause the edges of the orchid leaves to curl.

Solution:

Be careful when transplanting not to damage the roots. If there is damage, dry them first, apply carbendazim and then replant.

Reason 2: The light is too strong.

Chlorophytum is shade-tolerant and does not require too much light. If the light is too strong, the water in the leaves will evaporate faster and cause them to curl.

Solution:

Generally, we place spider plants in the bedroom or living room where they can receive scattered light.

Reason three: Insufficient storage space.

Chlorophytum needs ample space to grow. If there are obstructions around it, such as leaning against a wall, it will not only curl easily, but the leaves will also break directly.

Solution:

Place the spider plant in a location with space on all sides, or simply hang it up.

If the money tree rolls up, it won’t make you rich, right?

Reason 1: Improper fertilization.

Some flower lovers apply excessive fertilizer to make their money trees grow lush and green, which causes the newly grown leaves to curl.

Solution:

Pour plenty of water into the soil of your money tree's pot, several times a day, allowing excess fertilizer to flow out of the drainage holes along with the water. Then place the flowers in a well-ventilated place and remove the curled leaves.

Reason 2: Infection by pests and diseases.

Similar to roses, if the money tree is infected with diseases and pests, its leaves will also curl.

Solution:

Quickly turn over the leaves to check for insects or spots. If found, cut them off immediately and then spray them with carbendazim to sterilize and disinfect.

Reason three: Improper placement and uneven light reception.

If one side of the money tree is exposed to light and the other side is not, it is easy for the leaves on the side without light to curl up.

Solution:

The money tree is relatively shade-tolerant and can be placed in a place with scattered light, such as the living room. Turn the flowerpot regularly so that the leaves can receive even light, and they will grow flat and green!

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