Causes and treatments for yellow leaves of hyacinth

1. Improper watering

1. Reason: Excessive watering during cultivation will cause water accumulation in the soil, which will soak the roots of the hyacinth and cause yellow leaves. Too little watering can also cause the plant to lack water and cause yellow leaves.

2. Solution: If it is caused by over-watering, you need to move it to a ventilated place to dry the soil and reduce watering. If it is caused by insufficient watering, you need to increase the watering frequency appropriately to provide moisture.

2. Improper fertilization

1. Reason: Applying too much fertilizer during breeding will burn its roots and cause yellow leaves. Too little fertilizer can also cause it to lack nutrients and turn yellow.

2. Solution: If it is caused by excessive fertilization, you need to use water to flush out the residual fertilizer in the soil, and stop fertilizing for a few days and wait for it to recover. If it is caused by too little fertilization, you need to increase the frequency of fertilization to provide nutrients.

3. Too much light

1. Reason: If the light in the place where it is grown is too strong, its leaves will be burned and burn spots will appear on the leaves. In severe cases, the entire leaf will turn yellow.

2. Solution: Cut off the yellow leaves on the plant, then place it in a semi-shaded environment and wait for it to grow leaves again.