What to do if spiderwort drops leaves

Improper watering

When growing spiderwort, the reason for its leaf loss may be excessive watering or excessive air humidity. If you water too much, water will accumulate in the spiderwort pot. If the air humidity is too high, the environment will be too humid, causing the spiderwort to be in an overly humid state for a long time, which can easily cause its leaves to rot and fall off.

Therefore, when growing spider grass, watering should be based on growth needs and environmental changes. It requires higher air humidity and more water during the growth period. In summer, due to vigorous evaporation, more watering and spraying are needed. However, when spraying water, be careful to spray less water on the leaves to avoid falling leaves. In winter, the soil in the pot should be kept dry.

Temperature is too low

What causes spiderwort to drop leaves may actually be a stable influence. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, but the maintenance temperature cannot be too low, at least not lower than 15℃. If it is too low, it will cause the spiderwort to lose leaves.

Exposure to the scorching sun

In addition, the spiderwort may shed its leaves due to exposure to strong sunlight in the summer. Net-veined grass is afraid of direct sunlight, especially in summer. Too strong light will cause its leaves to turn yellow and fall off. But it cannot be kept too hidden for a long time. At this time, you can maintain about 6 hours of scattered light every day, or put up a sunshade net.