Reasons and solutions for drooping leaves of Spathiphyllum

1. Reasons

1. Environmental changes: The leaves of the Spathiphyllum that you just brought home will easily droop because the climate differences in the surrounding area make it difficult for it to adapt to changes.

2. Insufficient humidity: It prefers higher humidity during growth. If the surrounding air humidity is low and feels dry, it will cause the leaves to droop.

3. Too much water: Although it likes water, if it is given too much water, it will easily burden the roots. If the roots are damaged, the leaves will naturally droop, becoming unhealthy.

4. Too strong light: Too strong light can also cause leaves to droop. When the plant is suddenly exposed to strong sunlight, the leaves cannot adapt and will droop due to lack of water.

II. Measures

1. Adapt to the environment: In this situation, there is no need for excessive intervention, just wait for it to adapt on its own.

2. Spray water mist: If the air is too dry, you can spray water mist on the leaves to enable the leaves to absorb water.

3. Reduce moisture: Stop watering immediately and place it in a well-ventilated place to promote water evaporation.

4. Semi-shade maintenance: Move the plant to a semi-shaded growing environment and expose it to soft, non-irritating diffuse light.