What to do if the leaves of the tuberose turn soft

Insufficient light

First of all, we need to understand the growth conditions of the tuberous-leaved flower. It needs sufficient light so that its shape will be more beautiful. If the light conditions are not met, the leaves of the plant will become loose, sparse and long, and the branches will become weak.

Unsuitable soil

The soil requirement is that it should be loose, slightly acidic, and well-breathable, such as peat soil or leaf mold. It cannot live in alkaline soil for a long time, otherwise the leaves will become dull or even die.

Workaround

Once we notice that the leaves have become soft, we should first check whether the roots of the plant are healthy. If the roots are fine, the flowers may be caused by lack of light and water. At this time, we can move the plant to a place with more sunlight, and if the soil is very dry, water it thoroughly.

If there is a problem with the plant's root system, it cannot be placed in a sunny place. Instead, it should be moved to a cooler and unobstructed place, and the light should be slowly increased until the roots begin to improve. Many times this situation will occur when the plants have just been planted in the pots because the root system has not fully recovered, so we just need to wait until the roots begin to improve before adding water and sunlight.