What to do if the leaves of Milan flowers wilt

1. Lack of water

Lack of water will cause the problem in the title, so we must first carefully check whether this work has not been done properly. Generally speaking, we need to keep it moist at all times and not let the flower soil dry out.

Solution: Water it once a day in summer and autumn, and extend the span to two or three days in spring to best keep its leaves in the best condition. We also need to sprinkle some water on the leaves, especially during droughts. The limit of sprinkling water is that water drips down.

2. Water accumulation

Stagnant water will cause problems with root breathing, which will also prevent water from reaching the leaves. At first, the leaves will curl and wither, and then the leaves will slowly fall off.

Solution: If this is the case, we need to raise the flowerpot and then remove the surface of the soil so that the roots can breathe easily. Remember not to water during this period. In addition, we need to take ventilation measures to allow the water to evaporate. When the leaves stop falling, we can return to the original cultivation state.

3. Fertilization

Incorrect fertilization methods can also lead to the problem in the title. We cannot use raw fertilizer, otherwise a large amount of heat will be released during fermentation, which will easily damage the roots, and the leaves will begin to wilt and eventually fall off. In addition, excessive use of inorganic fertilizers can easily cause root damage and leaf damage.

Solution: Use appropriate flower fertilizer and pay attention to the frequency and amount when applying. If you are not sure, you can buy special flower fertilizer and apply it according to the instructions.

4. Lighting

Because it needs light all year round, if we don't give it enough light, the leaves will not stand upright.

Solution: Keep it where it can get light.