Causes and remedies for yellowing of Spathiphyllum leaves

1. Reasons

1. Improper lighting: The growth of Spathiphyllum requires proper light supplementation. If the light is insufficient for a long time, it will be difficult for the plant to absorb sunlight, and there will be no nutrients to promote subsequent growth. If the light is too strong and the leaves are burned, they will also appear burnt yellow.

2. Improper water: Water is also an important factor. If there is no water for a long time, the soil in the pot will be very dry and the leaves will turn yellow. If you apply too much water, the roots will accumulate water and rot, and the leaves will turn yellow.

3. Improper fertilization: Not applying fertilizer for a long time will lead to yellowing due to lack of fertilizer. Applying too much fertilizer will cause the roots to be burned and the leaves to turn yellow.

4. Unsuitable temperature: The temperature will also affect the leaves. Long-term low temperature will cause the Spathiphyllum to suffer from frost damage, and the leaves will naturally turn yellow.

II. Remedial Measures

1. Diffused light: Cut off the yellow leaves in time, and then move to a semi-shaded diffuse light place for maintenance, and expose to bright diffuse light.

2. Regulate water: When there is a long-term drought, you can gradually replenish water. When there is too much water, you need to drain it in time.

3. Correct fertilization: Apply fertilizer reasonably. When too much fertilizer is applied, water it to dilute it.

4. Adjust the temperature: Adjust the temperature to an appropriate range to avoid frostbite.