How to save azalea from wilting

1. Reduce watering

1. Reason: Watering the plant too much will cause the root rot of the plant. The unhealthy condition of the plant's root rot will be manifested by the wilting of the plant's branches and leaves.

2. Solution: Stop watering the plants, but do not let the plants lack water. At this time, you can choose to spray water on the surface of the plant's potting soil, or spray water on the plant's branches and leaves to keep the environment around the plant moist.

2. Slow maintenance

1. Reason: The plant has adapted to the old potting soil environment. Suddenly changing the plant to a new potting soil will cause the plant to wilt.

2. Solution: Do some preparation work for the plant before changing the pot. For example, do not remove the old soil on the roots of the plant. Instead, transplant the old soil on the roots into the new pot soil when transplanting the plant. If the plant wilts after being transplanted into a new pot, you will need to add nutrient solution to the plant and give it time to adapt to the new environment.

3. Replace the potting soil

1. Reason: If the soil of the plant is not changed for a long time, the nutrients in the old soil will not meet the needs of the plant, and the plant will wilt.

2. Solution: Change the soil for the plant once a year or so. Give the plant time to adapt to the new soil before changing it. Don't rush to water or fertilize it after changing it. Wait until the plant has completely adapted to the new soil before adding nutrients and watering it.