What to do if the leaves of Golden Heart Chlorophytum are withering

Causes of withering

1. The soil may not be very loose and cannot be drained in time. If the roots are rotten, let alone the leaves.

2. It may be that the golden heart spider plant was watered too much or too little, or the fertilizer was not applied properly.

3. The surrounding air humidity may be insufficient.

Solution

1. Replace the soil of the golden heart spider plant with fertile and loose soil, and ensure that the soil has good permeability so that drainage can be faster and the roots will not rot due to excessive water. The flowerpot of the golden heart spider plant must also be large enough to ensure that the soil has sufficient water content.

2. You should regularly cut off the withered leaves. You can also remove the excess branches and leaves when repotting the plant in spring and autumn every year.

3. It needs to be watered and sprayed frequently, and the soil in the pot and the surrounding air must be kept at a certain level of humidity. Because golden heart spider plant has many leaves and is usually hung in the air or in a ventilated place on the balcony, it has a particularly high demand for water and must be ensured to have sufficient water. Generally, in summer and autumn, you should water the plants twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, and spray water one or twice; in winter and spring, you can reduce the number of waterings, generally once every four to five days is enough, but a little less in winter and a little more in spring. This is the only way to maintain the moisture of the potting soil and the air for a long time and avoid the leaves withering due to lack of water, which greatly enhances its ornamental value.

4. The golden heart spider plant should be placed in a semi-shaded place and must not be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will wither even more seriously. However, it is still necessary to ensure that it has an adequate amount of light. Otherwise, a complete lack of light will cause the leaves to wither.

The above is the relevant content summarized by the editor. I hope everyone can follow the editor’s methods to take good care of our golden heart spider plant!