What to do if the leaves of the plant become soft?

1. Reason

1. Insufficient brightness

If the leaves become soft and lifeless, first consider whether it is because the plant has not received sunlight for a long time or has not received enough sunlight. This situation is very likely to occur, especially in severe winter, and the entire tree will lose its luster.

2. Overwatering

Uneven water distribution is also one of the reasons why it does not grow well. Although it likes relatively moist soil, if it is watered too much, the roots will not breathe smoothly and will have difficulty absorbing oxygen, which will affect the leaves' absorption of nutrients. On the contrary, if it is too dry, the plant will lack moisture and the leaves will become soft.

3. Improper temperature

Although it likes warmth, the temperature cannot be too high. It is best to control it within the range of thirteen to nineteen degrees. Especially when entering the low temperature season, the temperature must be precisely controlled, preferably above seven degrees. Although it can safely survive the severe winter as long as the temperature remains above zero degrees, it does not mean that it can grow well at this temperature.

4. Bacteria erosion

The leaves may become soft due to bacteria. The flower soil itself contains some bacteria. If the watering is improper, the incidence rate will increase and its growth will be affected.

II. Solutions

1. If it is caused by light, move it to a bright area, such as a balcony. It is best to let it receive six hours of sunlight every day. Especially in the severe winter when there is less sunlight, more attention should be paid to this issue.

2. If the ground is too dry, water it in time, but there should not be too much water accumulation in the soil. If there is too much water, drain the water or replace the soil. Only by accurately controlling the amount of water can the leaves grow vigorously and not become weak.

3. In severe winter, move it to a heated room or a south-facing room. Be careful not to place it near the window at night, because the cold air at night will affect its growth.

4. If the roots are infected, remove the infected plants and spray the remaining plants with carbendazim to help disinfect them. You can replace the original soil. The new soil can be mixed with fine sand, rotten leaves and garden soil, which will be more nutritious. If you still want to use the original basin, you must first wash it clean and disinfect it with carbendazim.