Why do the leaves of the bamboo plants at home turn yellow?

1. Reasons

1. Too much water: Bamboo is suitable for growing in a slightly moist environment, but it is also very afraid of waterlogging, which many people don’t know. Too much watering will cause the roots to not be able to grow and breathe normally, and the leaves will turn yellow after rotting.

2. Lack of ventilation: When raising plants at home, if the breeding environment is hot and unventilated, the plants will not be able to breathe normally, their photosynthesis efficiency will be greatly reduced, and their leaves will turn yellow.

3. Lack of fertilizer: If no fertilizer is applied for a long time during the breeding period, there will be no nutrients in the cultivation soil, and the roots of the plants will not be able to supply nutrients to the leaves, which will turn yellow.

2. Treatment methods

1. Drainage: If there is too much water in the flowerpot, pour it out by tilting it, and then place the pot in a ventilated place to allow the water to drain slowly. The amount of watering should be maintained at ordinary times to prevent water accumulation.

2. Open the window: Place the potted plants next to the window and open the window more often to ensure sufficient circulation in the environment. However, please note that you should open the windows less frequently in cold winter weather to avoid freezing the plants.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize the plants appropriately. Apply enough base fertilizer when repotting. Do not apply too much fertilizer at once. Increase the amount of fertilizer gradually.