How to grow potted Taiwan bamboo and what to do with yellow leaves

1. Breeding methods

1. Humidity

The humidity of the plant's environment should be around 80%. If the humidity is low, the leaves of the plant will turn yellow and the tips of the leaves will dry up.

2. Temperature

The plant grows best in an environment of around 20℃. Protective measures should be taken for the plant in winter to prevent it from being damaged by low temperatures.

3. Lighting

The plants should not be exposed to direct sunlight. In summer, they should be shaded and exposed to the sun when the light is soft.

4. Fertilizer and water

When fertilizing the plants, use mainly light fertilizer with low concentration, and you can fertilize more frequently. When watering the plants in winter, you should water them at noon when the temperature is high, and use less water to avoid frostbite.

5. Soil

The plant has relatively strict requirements for soil. The plant is suitable for growing in fertile and loose sandy soil, and the soil should be slightly acidic.

2. What to do with yellow leaves

1. Distinguish whether the plant is lacking water or is waterlogged. Lack of water or excessive water can cause yellow leaves on the plant, so pay attention to controlling the amount of water.

2. Observe whether the plants are diseased. If so, spray the plants with pesticides and clean up the yellow leaves in time.