What should I do if the leaves of the lucky tree fall off when touched?

1. Water appropriately

Reason: Excessive watering can damage the root system of the lucky tree and cause it to drop leaves. Too little watering can also cause the leaves to lack water and fall off.

Solution: Water it properly to ensure the soil is moist, neither too dry nor too wet. Observe the condition of the soil surface when watering. Water it if it feels dry; otherwise, do not water it.

2. Appropriate amount of light

Reason: Too strong light will burn its leaves and cause them to fall. Too little light will make it difficult for its leaves to carry out normal physiological responses and will also cause leaves to fall.

Solution: Place it in a well-lit place. When the light is too strong, it needs appropriate shading. When the light is too weak, artificial light is needed.

3. Rinse the soil

Reason: Applying too much fertilizer on a regular basis can easily cause its leaves to fall off at the slightest touch. Because too much fertilizer in the soil cannot be absorbed by it in time, it will remain in the soil and damage its root system, causing it to lose leaves.

Solution: Rinse the soil with plenty of water to flush out all the excess fertilizer in the soil, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry the soil. If the situation is serious, you can consider changing the soil.