What to do if the catnip drops its leaves

Treatment based on the cause of hanging leaves

Insufficient light

The hairy catnip loves the sun very much. Giving it enough sunlight will allow its leaves to grow better. Lack of sunlight will cause the leaves to become flat and unsightly. However, too much light, to the point of exposure to the sun, can cause the leaves to turn yellow, wither, and fall off, so everyone must pay attention to care and management.

Overwatering

It is best not to keep the potted osmanthus, which likes sunlight and is not tolerant to waterlogging, wet all the time. Long-term immersion of the roots will cause the leaves to gradually wilt and turn yellow, and they will fall off if the wind blows over time. So on rainy days, in summer and winter, you should strictly control your hand that reaches for the kettle and don't water it too often, okay?

Lack of fertilizer

For the catnip grown in a flowerpot, the fertility in the soil may not meet the growth needs of the plant. It will also cause malnutrition of the leaves, the leaves will become less and less firm, and may eventually fall off. Therefore, managers need to continuously add fertilizer in the later stage, and it is best to adhere to the principle of adding thin fertilizers frequently.

Precautions

Sometimes the name is indeed a very magical thing, like the petals of the toad plant. Many flower lovers have reported that the leaves of their plants fall off when they are touched. Isn’t it funny? No wonder it is called the petals of the toad plant. Jokes aside, leaf dropping is not a trivial matter for plants and still needs to be dealt with in a timely manner. So those flower lovers who haven’t been able to solve the problem before should go and deal with it as soon as possible.