The leaves of "green leaf potted plants" are always yellow. If you don't understand these points, it's no wonder that "green radish" is withered and ugly.

The most likely reason why plants are prone to yellowing leaves in winter is that the weather is dry in winter and the plants lack water, causing the leaves to lose water, and then the leaves begin to dry and turn yellow. Therefore, in winter we need to reduce the amount of watering appropriately while ensuring that the plants have sufficient water. The frequency of watering can be extended, or the amount can be reduced, depending on the specific situation of your plants.

Another reason is that in places with strong light, many people give plants too much sunlight and expose them to the sun for a long time, which causes the leaves of many plants to turn yellow. Moderate light can indeed keep the leaves of plants moist, but too much light will absorb all the water in the leaves and cause yellow leaves to appear.

As we all know, no matter what plant it is, its absorption ability is not that good in winter. Especially in terms of fertilizer, overwintering plants absorb very little fertilizer. If you want to fertilize the plants, it is best to choose a relatively dilute liquid fertilizer, and the frequency and amount of watering should not be too much. If the plants cannot absorb all the nutrients, the remaining nutrients will remain in the soil, causing root burn.

The last reason is about the soil. If the soil is not breathable and is too hardened, the plants will also have yellow leaves. When the soil is hardened, it will be unable to absorb water and nutrients, and the roots will not be adequately supplied, making it difficult for any plant to grow healthy and strong. When we grow flowers, we usually loosen the soil of the plants to ensure soil permeability.

Green leafy plants love yellow leaves the most, and whether they are well cared for can be seen from the leaves. Therefore, we must not take it lightly. The reasons mentioned above by Huahua are basically the problems often encountered in the process of plant cultivation. I hope they can help everyone!