What's the matter with the leaves of the green cloud grass drying up?

Reasons why the leaves of the sedge become dry

Lack of water

Wild green cloud grass grows in semi-shaded and moist places beside streams, rivers, lakes or in the mountains, proving that green cloud grass likes a humid climate very much. When caring for it at home, you must pay attention to its growth habits.

Lack of water directly leads to insufficient water in the leaves, weak photosynthesis, and the leaves become dry and yellow.

Too much light

In summer, the temperature in my country is generally high and the sunlight is strong. People can’t stand it and want to find a cool place to stay there forever. What about these plants that like semi-shady environment?

The leaves of the green grass are tender and green, and the high temperature and strong light in summer can easily burn the leaves. The editor knows that some flower lovers put their plants on the balcony for maintenance. The temperature on the balcony is very high in summer. If they are not shaded, the leaves will be burned ugly, dry and turn yellow.

Root rot

The potting soil for the green grass needs to be loose, breathable and well-drained, and leaf mold is best. If the soil in the pot is compacted and not breathable, it will make it difficult for the roots to breathe. The roots will become black rot, which will directly lead to poor absorption of water and nutrients by the leaves, and the leaves will show signs of drying up and yellowing.

What to do if the leaves of the emerald green grass become dry and yellow

Watering

To care for the green cloud grass, you can spray water mist on the leaves every day to keep the leaves well hydrated and the air humidity high. At the same time, the potting soil can be kept moist and avoided from drying out.

Shade

In the hot and sunny weather in summer, be sure to move the green cloud grass to a sheltered place to keep it cool, comfortable and breathable.

Repotting and root pruning

If there is a problem with the potting soil, be sure to replace the soil in time to keep the air permeability and drainage of the soil in good condition. When repotting, clean the black rot roots, cut off those that are really bad, place them in a ventilated and cool place to dry, and then plant them in the pot.