Do bamboo leaves turn yellow in winter?

1. Will it turn yellow?

Bamboo is evergreen all year round. If it is properly maintained and the environment is suitable, its color will remain dark green even in the cold winter. The tip of its leaves is small and has a waxy protective layer, so it is not easy to lose water, and will not fall off or turn yellow in winter. However, if the method is not appropriate, the low temperature environment in winter can easily cause yellowing.

2. Solution to yellowing

1. Water in moderation: Lack of water or excessive watering during maintenance, or too moist soil will cause the leaves to turn yellow. Water should be controlled or supplemented according to the situation. If there is a lack of water, water it thoroughly in time to moisten the soil as soon as possible. If there is water accumulation, the plant should be removed from the pot and the soil should be dried before being put back into the pot.

2. Supplementary light: The light in winter is mild, so try to place it in a place with good light to let it get more sun, which will be more conducive to wintering. If it is not exposed to sunlight for a long time and is in a low temperature environment, it is easy to turn yellow.

3. Increase the temperature: Bamboo has relatively poor cold resistance, so pay attention to temperature control in winter. If the temperature is below five degrees, the leaves will easily be frozen and turn yellow. Therefore, it is best to raise the temperature and provide it with a suitable wintering environment so that the leaves will be green.