Can the small-leaf red sandalwood survive if all its leaves fall off?

1. Can I still live?

After all the leaves of small-leaf red sandalwood fall off, there is no absolute guarantee whether it can survive. It depends on the specific situation. If all the leaves have fallen off, the branches are dry and withered, there is no trace of green inside, and the roots have no vitality, then there is basically no possibility of saving the plant, so just throw it away and plant new ones. If the leaves have just fallen off, and the inside of the branches is still green when peeled off, and the roots have strong absorption capacity, the plant can still be saved. You just need to find out the cause and then formulate measures based on the specific situation, and the plant can regain its vitality.

2. Rescue measures

1. Replace the soil: If all the leaves fall off because the soil is not suitable, you need to replace the potting soil in time and prepare new loose and breathable soil for cultivation.

2. Reduce moisture: It may also be caused by too much moisture. You need to reduce the amount of moisture applied to promote the evaporation and discharge of moisture.

3. Reduce fertility: Giving too much fertilizer will also burn the roots, causing leaves to fall. Fertilization needs to be controlled. If too much fertilizer is given, water needs to be added to dilute it.

4. Reasonable exposure to light: It needs a certain amount of sunlight to grow. If there is a lack of sunlight, the leaves of the plant will fall off. It needs reasonable exposure to light and bright light.