Why do rose leaves dry up and turn yellow?

1. Reasons

1. Excessive watering: The yellowing and drying of its leaves is most likely caused by too much watering and water accumulation in the soil. In such an environment, the roots cannot breathe normally and cannot provide water and nutrients to the leaves. Over time, the leaves will turn yellow and dry, especially some newly grown leaves.

2. Too much light: Although it likes light very much, if it is exposed to the scorching sun for a long time, the moisture in the leaves will evaporate too quickly and cause sunburn. The edges of the leaves will slowly dry out, which means they will be burned.

3. Humidity is too low: Its growth has certain requirements for air humidity. If it is too dry, the leaves will turn yellow and dry up, especially in the dry and hot summer, this phenomenon is more common.

2. Solution

1. Reduce watering: If the amount of water is large, control the water as soon as possible. The plant should be moved to a ventilated and well-lit place to allow the moisture to evaporate as quickly as possible to reduce damage. If the situation is more serious, it is recommended to change the pot and soil and re-manage it.

2. Avoid light in time: Avoid sunlight in time during the scorching sun in summer. You can move it to a semi-shaded place or cover it with a shade net. Never expose it to direct sunlight.

3. Spray water appropriately: Spray water frequently during management, especially in dry climates. You can spray water directly on the leaves or sprinkle water in the air to increase the humidity and provide an environment conducive to its growth.