Causes and treatments for yellowing leaves of agave

1. Proper watering

1. Reason: Agave needs a certain amount of water to grow, but not too much. If you water too much, water will accumulate in the soil, damaging the roots and causing yellow leaves.

2. Solution: Move it to a ventilated and well-lit place, loosen the soil and drain excess moisture from the soil. In the subsequent maintenance, just water appropriately, but not too much.

2. Increase Lighting

1. Reason: Agave is suitable for growing in places with sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, the growth of the plant will be affected, and problems such as yellowing leaves will occur.

2. Solution: Move the potted plants to a sunny and ventilated place indoors for maintenance. Only sufficient light can promote its healthy growth, but it cannot tolerate strong light and must be shaded in summer.

3. Scientific fertilization

1. Reason: Insufficient nutrients will cause the leaves of agave to become thin and yellow, and may even fall off. Excessive fertilization will burn the roots, causing yellow leaves to appear.

2. Solution: When nutrients are insufficient, fertilizers should be applied in time and the amount of fertilizer applied should be increased. When fertilizer damage occurs, stop fertilizing, water with plenty of water, and wash away the excess fertilizer in the pot.