What should I do if the azalea suddenly wilts?

1. Newly purchased

Because most of the flowers we buy in the market are grown in greenhouses, where the growing conditions are very good, so the temperature and other conditions are well controlled. However, the plants we buy are difficult to adapt to because the environment is different, so they may show symptoms of wilting at this time. At this time, we need to put it in a place where it cannot be directly exposed to the sun and slowly maintain it until it adapts. In addition, we must maintain the humidity, prevent it from being exposed to cold winds, and prevent it from being exposed to wind outdoors. Moreover, do not be too hasty in changing the soil or applying fertilizers.

2. Lighting

If we buy it in winter, we need to give it a certain amount of light, and it is best to place it in the south. The temperature cannot be lower than twelve, and it cannot be moved at will. In addition, it cannot be placed in a relatively dirty place.

3. Water

If the leaves are tender and wilted, it is most likely due to lack of water, so at this time we should spray water on the leaves and then water them, especially in winter when spraying water is the main method.

4. Cut flowers

If the flowering period is too long, the nutrients will be lacking and the leaves may wilt. Therefore, we still need to remove the remaining flowers, and if there are branches sprouting from the roots, they should also be cut off. In this way, the nutrients will not be consumed unnecessarily and wilting will be likely to be inhibited.

5. Fertilizer

Because it does not like large amounts of fertilizer, improper application of fertilizer may cause the leaves to wilt. In addition, we should add slow-release fertilizer when repotting, so that the leaves can be more lush and will not wilt.