How to grow the lucky tree and what to do if the leaves fall off

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil

The plant likes soil with good drainage and relatively fertile soil. You can mix garden soil and sandy soil as flower soil.

2. Temperature

The plant prefers a warmer environment. It needs to be shaded during the high temperatures in summer. The temperature in winter should be higher than 8 degrees, and the lowest temperature should not be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise the plant will be frozen.

3. Lighting

You can place the plant in a place with better light, and do not place it in a dark place for a long time. Provide shade for it when the light is strong in summer.

4. Moisture

The plant needs more water when the weather is dry in summer, and the amount of watering needs to be controlled in spring and autumn. Watering should be reduced in winter, otherwise the roots will easily rot.

5. Pest and disease control

Plants generally will not be infected by diseases and pests, and this can be effectively avoided by simply paying attention to frequent ventilation of the plants.

2. How to deal with fallen leaves

1. You can add some FeSO4 into the soil to improve the soil properties.

2. Don’t water too much, otherwise the accumulated water will inhibit the breathing of the plant roots and cause the leaves to fall off.