What to do if the tree is shriveled?

Lighting issues

During cultivation, the branches of the bachelor tree appear to be shriveled, which may be a problem of light.

When cultivating, although it needs appropriate light, it still does not like exposure to strong light, because exposure to sunlight will cause the branches of the bachelor tree to become shriveled.

When cultivating, do not expose it to strong direct light. It is best to place the potted plant in a place where it can be exposed to sunlight but with less light, and keep the soil moist.

Root system problems

When growing the hollyhock tree, the root system is very important. Once there is a problem with the roots, many adverse consequences will occur.

The roots of the bachelor tree need sufficient water when growing, especially the bachelor tree that has just been transplanted. There must be sufficient water, otherwise the branches and trunks of the bachelor tree will become shriveled. However, if the shrub still becomes shriveled despite normal watering, there may be a problem with the root system of the shrub.

When growing a bachelor tree, you must pay attention to the roots. You must take good care of the roots on a daily basis and check the growth of the roots in a timely manner. Once root rot is found, it must be dealt with in a timely manner.

Watering Problems

When growing a single tree, it is possible that improper watering is performed, because too little watering and insufficient moisture may cause the single tree to become shriveled.

When growing a hollyhock tree, pay attention to the frequency and amount of watering to meet the tree's water needs and avoid water accumulation in the pot.