Will strong light cause the leaves of jade trees to turn yellow? What are other influencing factors?

1. Will it?

Although jade plant is a light-loving plant, the stronger the light, the better it is not. It cannot withstand strong exposure to the sun. Once it is exposed to the scorching sun for a long time, the irritating light will directly shine on the leaves, causing them to be burned and turn yellow. Especially for newly transplanted jade plants, they must not be exposed to strong light. Their growth is not yet stable at this time. If they are exposed to strong light rashly, it will cause the plants to become dehydrated and even affect their growth. Once yellowing occurs due to exposure to the sun, it is necessary to move the maintenance location to a cool place to promote recovery.

2. Other influencing factors

1. Too little light: Not only strong light will cause the leaves of jade trees to turn yellow, but lack of sunlight can also cause yellow leaves. The leaves should be exposed to light reasonably.

2. Excessive water: Jade plant does not require much water. Once it is watered too much, it will definitely cause root rot, the water transport function will be affected, and the leaves will naturally turn yellow. Each time you water, you should water thoroughly when the soil is completely dry. If you water too much, stop watering in time to help the water drain out.

3. Improper fertilization: Lack of fertilizer or too much fertilizer will affect the growth of the plant and cause yellowing of leaves. If there is a lack of fertilizer, it should be provided in time to ensure a good supply of nutrients. If too much fertilizer is applied, the fertilization should be controlled and watered in time to dilute it.

4. Influence of diseases and pests: Diseases and pests are also one of the reasons. If you are accidentally infected with diseases and pests, it will also cause the leaves to turn yellow. You can pay attention to protection and spray pesticides in time after the disease appears.