Causes and treatments of yellowing leaves of anemone

Causes and treatments of yellowing leaves of anemone

1. Temperature is too high

Reason: It likes a cool growing environment and is afraid of high temperatures. Therefore, if the temperature is too high, water will be lost quickly and its leaves will turn yellow and bend.

Solution: When the temperature is too high, move it to a ventilated, cool, semi-shaded place for maintenance. At the same time, spraying some water on the leaves can have a cooling effect and reduce damage to prevent other leaves from continuing to turn yellow.

2. Insufficient light

Reason: Anemone likes coolness, but also needs light. If it is kept in a cool place with poor light for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Move it to a cool, ventilated place indoors with sufficient diffused light so that it can receive sufficient light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it will burn the leaves and cause problems for the leaves.

3. Too little watering

Reason: To grow anemones, the soil needs to be kept moist. If the plant lacks water or is not watered for a long time, its leaves will turn yellow due to insufficient water supply.

Solution: Water needs to be added in time to ensure the soil is moist. Then spray some water on the leaves that are less yellow to replenish moisture to help them recover and reduce damage. The water demand is low in winter, so the frequency and amount of watering can be reduced. In rainy seasons, anemones need to be placed in a dry place for maintenance, protected from rain, and watering should be stopped.

4. Insufficient fertilization

Cause: Insufficient nutrient supply, malnutrition of the plant, and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Nutrients need to be replenished in time, and the frequency and amount of fertilization should be increased. Generally, it is sufficient to apply a thin layer of fertilizer water once every half a month. During the flowering period, in order to promote the formation of flower buds, it can be applied once a week.

5. Pests

Cause: When plants are infested with insects, the pests will suck the juice from the leaves, hindering their normal growth and causing yellow leaves to appear.

Treatment method: It is necessary to find out the cause of the disease in time according to the affected area, use different medicines, and eliminate pests.

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