How to grow green apple arrowroot in winter, what to do if the leaves wither

1. How to keep it in winter

1. Temperature control and cold protection: Its cold resistance is relatively poor. The temperature in winter is too low, so you must pay attention to temperature control. It should be moved indoors after the temperature drops. The indoor temperature should be controlled above 10 degrees. If it is too low, it will easily get frostbite and cause frostbite damage.

2. Get more sun: It likes diffuse light environment, and the light in winter is always very soft. You can put it in a well-lit place indoors to let it get more sun. The light is enough to help it survive the winter.

3. Reduce watering: Although it likes a humid environment, the temperature is low in winter and the growth is slow, so the water consumption is relatively less, so you need to reduce watering. Normally, you don't need to water the plant until the soil is dry. If there is heating in the room, just water it frequently.

4. Stop fertilizing: Just apply fertilizer during the peak growing season. Winter fertilizer can be applied before winter, but fertilizer treatment must be stopped after winter to avoid fertilizer damage.

2. What to do if the leaves wither

There are three main reasons why its leaves wither. One is that the temperature is too low and it causes frostbite. Be sure to control the temperature as soon as possible, cut off the dead leaves, and ensure the temperature is above 10 degrees. The second is too much watering. The soil is moist and has water accumulation, which will hinder the breathing of the roots, and the leaves will turn yellow and wither over time. Stop watering first, ventilate more to evaporate the water, and reduce the amount of water in the later stage. The third is improper fertilization. Applying too much fertilizer or using high-concentration fertilizer will burn the roots and cause the leaves to wither. Dilute it with clean water and, if necessary, remove the plant from the pot, trim the roots and change the soil.