Causes and treatments of yellow leaves of creeper

1. Unsuitable soil

1. Reason: If the planting soil is too alkaline or not loose enough, it is easy for the soil to become compacted during the growth process, resulting in poor root breathing and absorption, which will cause yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: If it is mild, you can loosen the soil appropriately and add some vinegar to alleviate the alkaline environment. If so, you need to change the soil. Be careful not to damage the roots and remove them carefully. Prepare suitable culture soil and replant them.

2. Too much watering

1. Reason: Excessive watering will cause too much water to accumulate in the potting soil. Its roots may not be able to breathe normally, and root rot is likely to occur, resulting in some roots being unable to absorb nutrients and causing its leaves to turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: If the condition is serious, remove it from the pot and place it in a cool place to dry, then replant it into the soil. Be careful not to damage the roots of the plant. If the plant does not improve, you need to remove the soil, check for rotten roots, cut off the rotten roots, and re-prepare the soil for planting.

3. Too little light

1. Reason: Ivy likes a living environment with plenty of sunlight. If the daily sunshine time is not long enough. If the leaves do not receive enough sunlight, they will easily turn yellow after a period of time.

2. Treatment method: It is best to give it full-day light. If it is grown indoors, try to allow more leaves to be exposed to sunlight. It is best to ensure that it can get 6 hours of light a day.