What to do if the leaves of Isuzu Jade wilt

The reason why the leaves of Isuzu Jade wilt

Improper watering

Isuzudama is a very finicky plant. If you are diligent and water her too much, it won't work. If you are lazy and water her too little, it won't work either. If you take good care of it and water it frequently, it's over. The leaves will definitely wilt. Therefore, it is very important to have a good grasp of the degree during the flower-growing process.

Overexposure

Isuzu jade needs sunlight to grow, but it cannot be overexposed to the sun, especially the strong sun in summer. If it is sunburned for an hour, the leaves will wilt.

What to do if the leaves of Isuzu Jade wilt

There is no need to worry too much if the Isuzu Jade is wilting. Just find the reason and let it grow naturally. Avoid exposing it to too much sun or over-watering it, and it will naturally become healthy after a period of time.

Be lazy

Isuzu jade does not need to be watered frequently, and a little wrinkling of the leaves does not have much impact. If you have ADHD when it comes to growing flowers, it is recommended that you do not grow Isuzu jade, or keep your hands off it. Don't water or fertilize too often.

Think differently

In fact, Isuzutama’s need for sunlight is similar to that of humans, especially in summer, when no one wants to be outside under the scorching sun. When you don't need strong light, think about it, change its position, and just use simple diffuse light.

Water shading

For plants that have become wilted, you can provide appropriate shade, water or cut off watering. If there is no improvement in about a week, remove the plant from the pot and check the health of the roots. If any are rotten, prune them in time and replant them.