What should I do if the leaves of the emerald green grass wilt or turn yellow?

1. Proper shade

Green cloud grass is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment. If the light is too strong, the leaves will be sunburned, causing them to wilt and turn yellow. It needs to be moved to a cool place in time to wait for recovery. After that, it can be properly shaded to avoid direct sunlight, or placed in a bright place indoors to allow it to receive scattered light.

2. Water spraying to increase humidity

Green cloud grass likes a humid climate. If the environment is too dry, the development of the plant will be affected, causing the leaves to wilt. In daily maintenance, in addition to watering it frequently, you should also spray it appropriately to increase the humidity of the environment, especially in summer, because water evaporates quickly, so you must pay attention to moisturizing.

3. Loosen the soil and change the pot

Green cloud grass is usually planted in places with loose soil. If the air permeability is poor, the roots cannot breathe, which affects the absorption of water and nutrients and also causes its leaves to wilt. The soil needs to be loosened regularly, and the pot needs to be changed once a year, and replanted with loose soil.

4. Keep warm in winter

The ability of the green cloud grass to resist cold is not strong, so you must keep it warm in winter, otherwise the plant will be frozen and the leaves will wilt. The temperature must be kept above 5℃. If you want the plants to grow normally, the temperature should be controlled at around 20℃. If the temperature is not high enough, you need to put a plastic bag on it to keep it warm.