Why are the leaves of the lucky tree drying up? Can it still survive?

1. Why are the leaves of the lucky tree drying up?

1. Too strong light: Although the lucky tree is a plant that prefers sunlight, it cannot withstand too strong sunlight for a long time. Otherwise, its leaves will easily be dehydrated and become dry. At this time, you should promptly move it to a well-ventilated, softly lit place, cut off the dried leaves, and slowly maintain it.

2. Excessive watering: Excessive watering will cause water accumulation in the plant's soil, which will in turn cause the plant's root system to rot. Once the roots rot, it will be difficult for them to absorb nutrients normally from the soil, and the leaves will turn yellow and dry. At this time, you need to remove the plant from the pot and cut off the rotten roots with scissors. Then replant it with new soil that has good drainage, and control the water appropriately, and wait for it to recover.

3. Lack of nutrition: Not applying fertilizer for a long time may also cause its leaves to dry up. This is because the leaves of the plant lack nutrients and cannot synthesize chlorophyll normally. At this time, you can first add some low-concentration flower fertilizer to it. Fertilizers should be chosen that contain more nitrogen, both foliar fertilizers and liquid fertilizers are acceptable. After that, you need to increase the frequency of fertilizing it to provide it with sufficient nutrients to help it recover.

2. Can the lucky tree survive if its leaves dry up?

Whether the lucky tree can survive after its leaves dry up mainly depends on the condition of its root system. After removing it from the pot, if you find that its roots have completely rotted, it is basically impossible to save it. But if its root system is still intact, it will gradually recover as long as the rotten leaves are cut off in time and the breeding environment is changed.