What to do if rose leaves dry up

1. Reduce the degree of environmental change

(1) Specific reason: The newly purchased and transplanted roses are in the adaptation period. If the environment changes suddenly at this time and the plant cannot adapt in time, the leaves may dry up. This is a relatively common phenomenon.

(2) Solution: Don’t worry too much, just reduce the environmental variables. Once the plant has fully adapted to the surrounding environment, it will soon return to normal.

2. Strictly control water volume

(1) Specific reasons: Too much watering causes the rose leaves to dry up, which is usually manifested as new leaves becoming scorched and dull, while old leaves do not change much.

(2) Solution: The plant is relatively drought-resistant, so you don’t need to water it too much each time and the intervals between waterings can be longer.

3. Place in a shaded place

(1) Specific reasons: After being exposed to strong direct sunlight, the edges of rose leaves will also dry out. This phenomenon is called yellowing.

(2) Solution: Move it to a cool, ventilated place in time, and provide scattered light after it recovers.

4. Spray water appropriately

(1) Specific reason: Roses have high requirements for air humidity. If the air is too dry or the evaporation is too great, the leaves may dry out. This situation is relatively common in summer.

(2) Solution: Increase the humidity by spraying or sprinkling water on the leaves or in the air. At the same time, please place it in a ventilated place.