What to do if the leaves of the lucky tree droop and wilt

1. Summer Shade

Reason: The lucky tree likes sunlight, but direct sunlight in summer can burn its leaves, causing them to droop and wilt.

Solution: In summer, you can move the lucky tree to a semi-shaded place or a place with scattered light, or you can use other methods to provide shade to avoid prolonged direct sunlight.

2. Sprinkling water to cool down

Reason: The higher the temperature, the greater the promotion of transpiration, which causes water loss in the leaves, causing them to droop and wilt.

Solution: In addition to shading and ventilation, the most important method is to sprinkle water to cool down. You can spray water on the surface of the leaves or sprinkle water around the pot. In addition to cooling down, it can also increase air humidity and effectively inhibit transpiration.

3. Proper watering

Cause: Too much or too little watering can cause the leaves of the lucky tree to droop and wilt.

Solution: Check the dryness and wetness of the soil. If it is relatively dry, you need to add water in time. If the soil is moist and there is water accumulation, you need to drain it in time and check whether the roots are rotten. Cut off the rotten roots and then recultivate.

4. Slow seedling adaptation

Reason: There will be a period of time for the lucky tree to grow slowly after transplanting, during which time it may grow poorly due to environmental changes.

Solution: Perform maintenance according to normal methods and it will recover after a period of time.