What to do if the leaves of Clerodendrum thomsoniae turn yellow

1. Appropriate amount of light:

Reason: If there is insufficient sunlight or if it is overexposed to the sun, the leaves of the Clerodendrum thomsoniae will show signs of yellowing. In winter, due to the short light time, the leaves can easily turn yellow.

Solution: In the summer when there is plenty of sunlight, you can shade it slightly to avoid direct sunlight. In the winter, you can place it in a location with direct sunlight to allow it to fully receive sunlight.

2. Water appropriately:

Reason: The growing environment of the Clerodendrum thomsoniae must be kept moist, but not too much watering. Too much water will cause the leaves to turn yellow. The indoor environment is relatively dry, which will cause it to be in a state of water shortage, and the leaves will also turn yellow.

Solution: When the soil becomes dry, you can water it appropriately, but there should be no accumulation of water. When the weather is relatively dry, you can spray some water on its leaves. The humidity in the air also helps its growth.

3. Increase the amount of fertilizer:

Reason: Insufficient fertilizer application will lead to a lack of nutrients in the Clerodendrum thomsoniae, which is not conducive to its better growth and will also cause yellowing of the leaves.

Solution: If the leaves turn yellow due to lack of fertilizer, you can add an appropriate amount of fertilizer and the leaves will turn green after a period of time.

4. Improve ventilation:

Reason: If the Clerodendrum thomsoniae is kept in a closed room for a long time, yellow leaves are likely to appear because it has no access to fresh air.

Solution: You can place it in a location with good air circulation, open more windows, or place it directly on the balcony.