What to do if the leaves of Tiger Pilan are dry and soft

1. The sun is too strong

1. Reasons

If it is exposed to direct sunlight, it will shrivel up because the sunlight is too strong and burns it. This situation is especially likely to occur during the hottest summer months, when the weather is extremely hot and the sun is too strong. The roots can easily lack water due to high temperatures, leading to insufficient nutrients and damaging the leaves.

2. Method

During the hot summer, be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. Too strong sunlight will cause its moisture to evaporate very quickly and the soil will dry out easily. In the summer, find a cool area for it, water it every morning and evening, and spray its leaves with water.

2. Too much watering

1. Reasons

Even in a very dry environment, it can survive for a long time, so we don’t have to worry about it lacking water. However, if the watering method is incorrect, its leaves will shrivele. Generally, in hot weather, if you water it at noon, the temperature in the soil will drop sharply and its roots will be damaged.

2. Method

At this time, you should help it drain the moisture in the soil, put it in the sun for a while, and then move it to a suitable environment to slowly dry it after some of the moisture has been removed. Under normal circumstances, it is best to water it in the morning and evening. If the soil is dry at noon, place it in a cool area first, and then water it after the soil temperature drops. Do not water it directly on its roots, but let the water penetrate slowly.

3. Bacterial infection

1. Reasons

Many types of bacteria can cause its leaves to shrivel and develop soft rot.

2. Method

First, clean up all the diseased leaves, then use green copper cream on it once a week. After three consecutive times, it will slowly recover.