What to do if the seven-leaf lotus leaves fall off

one. Regular pruning

The temperature is high in summer and the plant grows very quickly. Cut off old branches that are too long, at least halfway, so that new branches and buds can grow better. In winter, the leaves of the seven-leaf lily will slowly fall off, and the branches will grow together. At this time, it is necessary to carefully prune it.

two. Maintenance Note

1. Seven-leaf lily likes to grow in an environment with very high temperature and high humidity, so it needs soil with good drainage, or sandy soil will also work. The best temperature for seedling growth is 20 to 28 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is below 5 degrees, its leaves will begin to fall off, and in cold weather, it will stop growing to preserve nutrients. Therefore, in winter, you must take warming measures such as wrapping it with film, or move it to a warm room.

2. Seven-leaf lotus needs plenty of sunlight, but it cannot be exposed to sunlight for a long time, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow or even fall off. Moreover, the temperature is too high in summer, so it needs to be watered constantly, otherwise it will lose its leaves.

three. Pest and disease control

The leaves of the seven-leaf lily are very easy to get sick. If they are infected with bacteria or have pest larvae, they will cause its leaves to fall off. daily

We must take precautions against diseases and insect infestations, and you can spray medicine selectively based on past diseases and insect infestations. But pay attention to the nitrogen content in the pesticide. Too high a concentration will cause it to drop leaves. It is best to use a dilute concentration and spray it several times.

When it appears to be losing leaves for unknown reasons, you should determine what disease or insect it has based on the color changes of the leaves, the diseased parts, and the appearance of the larvae and adults. Do not use medication rashly. The most standard treatment method is to find the infected part of the leaf, then use scissors to completely cut off the infected part to prevent it from spreading to other leaves. For the larvae in the soil, it would be best if you could change the soil to new one. After changing the soil, use low-concentration pesticides for treatment. Ensure that the temperature and humidity are appropriate, and it will get better.