What to do if the leaves of Chlorophytum are withering

1. Change pots regularly

(1) Specific reason: Regardless of the plant, it is best to change the pot regularly, otherwise the plant may not have enough living space and nutrients. After that its leaves tend to wither.

(2) Solution: Change the pot regularly. Generally speaking, it should be once a year, in March. However, if there is sufficient base fertilizer in the soil, it can be done once every two years.

2. Provide diffuse light

(1) Specific reasons: In summer, when the light is very strong, leaf wilting is very likely to occur. Too much light will accelerate the loss of water in the leaves and cause burns.

(2) Solution: Place it in a semi-shaded place for a period of time, and then place it in scattered light. In summer, shade must be provided with a shading degree of 50 to 70 percent.

3. Stop fertilizing

(1) Specific reasons: Fertilizer damage may also cause leaves to wither. For example, the concentration is too high, or the amount is too much.

(2) Solution: Stop fertilizing and wait until the plant returns to normal before continuing to fertilize. The period from the end of spring to the end of autumn is the stage when fertilizer is needed. Apply liquid fertilizer once every week to ten days, but not too much.

4. Moist but not waterlogged

(1) Specific reasons: Inappropriate moisture is also an important reason. Either more or less can cause leaf blight.

(2) Solution: The appropriate amount of water means ensuring that the soil in the pot is moist, but water cannot accumulate. Neither extreme is acceptable.