Causes and treatments of yellow leaves of raindrops

1. Temperature discomfort

Reason: The raindrops like to grow in a warm environment and are suitable for maintenance in an environment with a temperature between 15-30 degrees Celsius. Temperatures that are too high or too low are not suitable for its growth. It is afraid of both cold and heat, so if the temperature is too high, it will burn, and if the temperature is too low, it will be frozen. Both situations will cause its leaves to turn yellow.

Measures: If the temperature is too high, especially above 35 degrees Celsius. If it is maintained indoors, it is necessary to strengthen the air convection in the maintenance environment and promote ventilation. You can also spray water around it to lower the temperature. If it is maintained outdoors, move it to a semi-shaded place with scattered light and take cooling measures. If the temperature is too low, below 15 degrees Celsius, it should be kept in a sunny place indoors to ensure that it can be exposed to sunlight even in winter.

2. Insufficient light

Reason: Raindrops prefer light and need to be maintained in an environment with good light. Especially in spring, autumn and winter when the sunlight is not too strong, it can accept full sunlight. Therefore, if it does not receive enough light during its growth process, it will undoubtedly hinder its growth and cause its leaves to gradually turn yellow.

Measures: If it is summer, move it to a place where it can get half sunlight for maintenance. It can avoid direct sunlight and ensure that it receives moderate light. If it is in other seasons, you can move it to a place where it can be maintained in full sunlight.

3. Lack of water

Reason: Rainforest flowers like moisture, and the frequency and amount of watering need to be relatively high to meet their large demand for water. Especially in summer, its demand for water will be greater. Therefore, if you do not water it enough during normal maintenance, its leaves will become dry and yellow.

Measures: You need to gradually increase the frequency and amount of watering. It is not advisable to water too much at once. Give it time to adapt. After that, water it every two or three days, once a day in summer, and spray it at noon to cool down. But in winter, you should reduce the frequency and amount of watering.