What to do if the green apple arrowroot leaves are burnt

1. Spray water to moisturize

Reason: The burnt edges of the leaves of the green apple arrowroot may be caused by insufficient humidity in the growing environment. It itself likes a humid environment, and insufficient humidity during maintenance will naturally cause burnt edges.

Solution: In the dry season, spray water around the leaves in time to increase the humidity through water evaporation and create a suitable growth environment.

2. Shade and avoid light

Reason: Although the green apple taro likes sunlight, if the light is too strong, the leaves will be burned and turn yellow, and the edges will be burnt.

Solution: Provide sufficient diffuse light during the growing period. Once exposed to high temperatures in summer, move the plant to a cool environment in time.

3. Dilution Fertility

Reason: During the maintenance process, reasonable fertilization is needed to meet the growth needs. Once too much fertilizer is applied and it is too concentrated, it will cause the roots to be burned, resulting in damaged transport function and causing burnt edges on the leaves.

Solution: If you find that you have applied too much fertilizer, you should immediately water the soil with clean water to dilute the fertilizer in the soil, and then keep it in a place with scattered light and good ventilation.

4. Adjust the water content

Reason: Improper watering during growth and maintenance can also cause leaves to have burnt edges. Too much watering will cause the soil in the pot to dry out and the leaves of the plant to burn. Too much water can cause root rot, resulting in burnt edges.

Solution: Provide water in time according to growth needs. Once water accumulates, place it in a ventilated place to promote drainage of accumulated water.