What to do if the leaves of potted magnolia wither in summer

The reasons for the withering leaves of potted magnolia in summer are:

The soil is too dry

Excessive dryness of the potting soil will cause the leaves to turn yellow, starting from the leaves at the roots of the plant and gradually spreading to the top. The solution is to add appropriate amount of water to the potting soil and branches and leaves.

Overwatering

If the soil in the pot is too dry, the leaves will turn yellow, but if there is too much water, the leaves will also wither. In this case, the yellowing of leaves occurs from top to bottom on the entire plant. On a single leaf, the tip of the leaf becomes scorched first, gradually spreading to the entire leaf, and then falls off.

Soil issues

The most suitable soil for magnolia growth should be slightly acidic, loose and fertile soil. Slightly alkaline soil rich in organic matter is also acceptable. If you use heavily alkaline soil to plant magnolia or the concentration of fertilizer is too high, yellow leaves will appear.

Only by prescribing the right medicine based on the actual cause can the problem of dead leaves be effectively solved.