What to do if the coral bean leaves wilt

Causes of withering

If you want to deal with the withering of coral beans, you must first know why they wither. In fact, the reasons for the withering of coral beans are mainly concentrated in the two aspects of water and temperature. The withering caused by water and temperature is generally manifested as the leaves first withering, curling, and falling.

The specific reason is that when watering, people did not follow the properties of the plant. They only poured water on the surface. The water failed to reach the bottom, and the roots could not absorb enough water, which caused the leaves to wither. In this case, you need to change your watering habits. Don't be too perfunctory. Water the plant thoroughly every time, but don't let water accumulate. New leaves will slowly grow after a period of time.

Leaf withering caused by temperature mainly occurs in summer. High temperature exposure to the sun and a closed and unventilated indoor environment cause the coral beans to wither. At this time, the coral beans should be moved away from direct sunlight immediately, and attention should be paid to air circulation. It is best to collect some rainwater for watering, and the plants will slowly recover.

Treatment of withering

Regardless of whether the leaves wither due to the above factors or other reasons, the first thing to do is to remove the dry leaves in time, and also take the opportunity to remove the excess branches. Then refer to the above methods to deal with it. This way it will not be so difficult! It’s not difficult to operate, just go and do it.