What's up with the dried leaves of Chlorophytum?

1. Insufficient watering

1. Reason: Chlorophytum has a high demand for water, especially during the growing season. If you water too little at this time, or even do not water for a long time, the leaves are likely to dry up.

2. Measures: The remedial measure is to replenish it with water in time, and the phenomenon of leaf drying can be easily alleviated. During routine maintenance, if you notice that the substrate is dry, be sure to add water in time.

2. Poor ventilation conditions

1. Reason: The surrounding air conditions have a great impact on the growth and health of spider plants. Therefore, if there is no ventilation for a long time and the air is relatively polluted, the leaves may dry up.

2. Measures: In this case, ventilation is necessary in time. Generally speaking, it is better to ventilate every day. In colder weather, ventilate the room every few days.

3. The sun is too strong

1. Reason: Chlorophytum does not like too strong light. Direct sunlight can easily damage its leaves, causing them to dry out.

2. Measures: At this time, you can directly take the method of shading, or move it to a cool or semi-shaded location, the dryness phenomenon may be alleviated.