What to do if the chrysanthemum leaves wither

1. Disease problem

(1) Specific reasons: The most likely reason is that the plant is diseased. This plant is more susceptible to a disease called "spot blight". As we can also guess from its name, it can cause its leaves to become withered and lifeless.

(2) Solution: The first thing to do is of course to cut off all the infected leaves and then treat them together. For example, deep burial or direct burning. The next step is to spray some medicine to remedy the situation, such as thiophanate-methyl solution. The specific frequency is controlled within ten days to half a month, and a total of three to five times can provide relief. Subsequent maintenance and management is also very important. First, ensure ventilation and light transmission, and then water in moderation. Of course, considering the long term, you can also choose disease-resistant varieties to plant, which are not easily infected by diseases.

2. Lighting issues

(1) Specific reason: If you want the plant to grow healthily, light is essential. However, if the light is too strong, or the leaves are exposed to light for too long, the leaves are likely to wither.

(2) Solution: Observe the location where the plant is placed to see if it is exposed to strong direct sunlight. If so, then give it appropriate light protection and it will recover after a while.

3. Moisture problem

(1) Specific reasons: We usually give it too much water, which causes water to accumulate in the soil, thus affecting its normal absorption of nutrients and causing the leaves to wither.

(2) Solution: The remedy to this situation is of course to regulate the amount of water. In addition, it is also extremely important to choose soil with good permeability.