How to trim Cyperus rotundus and what to do if the leaf tips turn yellow

1. How to trim

1. Cut off yellow leaves: During the growth and maintenance of Cyperus rotundus, yellowing of leaves is inevitable due to incorrect maintenance methods. After the leaves turn yellow, they cannot turn back to green. If they remain on the plant, it will not only affect the appearance, but also consume nutrients and will not be beneficial to the growth of the plant. When you find the leaves turning yellow, you can cut them off in time, cutting them off from the base.

2. Cut off the overgrown branches and leaves: The Cyperus rotundus may grow too tall, and the branches and leaves will stretch and elongate, but the growth will be weak, affecting normal growth and development. Observe the growth status of the entire plant, prune away the overgrown branches and leaves, and do not allow the overly long branches to stretch too much.

3. Trim rotten roots: Cyperus rotten generally grows in water, and it cannot be separated from water in daily maintenance. If the water is not changed for a long time and is too turbid, it will cause root rot. It is necessary to properly trim the rotten roots and cut off the rotten parts.

2. What to do if the leaf tips turn yellow

If you find that the tips of the leaves of Cyperus rotundus are turning yellow, in addition to cutting off the yellow parts, you also need to adjust the maintenance methods. The yellowing of leaf tips may be caused by excessive sun exposure, and appropriate shade is needed to block the strong sunlight. It may also be caused by dry air, and water should be sprayed in time to maintain humidity. It may also be caused by improper temperature, so the temperature should be adjusted.