What should I do if the leaves of the weeping angel have become soft?

1. Reasonable exposure to light

The weeping angel needs a certain amount of soft scattered light during its growth. If it is not exposed to light for a long time, the leaves will lose their vitality and naturally become soft and drooping. It can be exposed to sunlight appropriately and placed in a well-lit place for maintenance, but it cannot be exposed to strong light to avoid sunburn.

2. Appropriate fertilization

The weeping angel likes fertilizer. If it lacks nutrients, its growth will be affected and the leaves will lose vitality. It is necessary to apply nutrient solution once a month to ensure that nutrients are supplied, and the leaves will become green and vibrant again.

3. Clean the blades

The leaves may become soft because a large amount of dust has accumulated on the leaves, affecting photosynthesis, covering the stomata on the leaves, causing them to droop and become soft. The leaves need to be cleaned and sprayed with water regularly.

4. Proper pruning

If the leaves become soft, it may be that the petiole is too long and cannot support the weight, causing it to droop. You can trim it appropriately and shorten the petiole to ensure later growth.

5. Bundling

You can tie the leaves up with a cloth strip, insert a bamboo pole, and fix it on the pole to make the leaves stand up. This will prevent the leaves from drooping down.

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