What to do if rose leaves turn yellow

1. Increase lighting

Reason: The normal growth of roses is inseparable from sunlight. If it does not receive sunlight for a long time, its photosynthesis will not be able to proceed normally, and yellow leaves will naturally appear.

Solution: Place it in a sunny place and increase the time it receives sunlight, but be careful to avoid direct sunlight, otherwise its leaves will be sunburned.

2. Reduce watering

Reason: If you water the rose too much, the water will not be absorbed completely and will remain in the soil to form water accumulation. The accumulation of water in the soil will damage the roots of the plant, making it unable to absorb nutrients normally, and then cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: Remove the waterlogged plant from the soil and check if the roots are damaged. If there is no damage, just replace the original soil and then plant it back. If the roots are damaged, cut off the bad roots, disinfect them, and then plant them in new soil. After that, reduce watering to prevent its leaves from turning yellow again.

3. Increase humidity

Reason: Roses like a relatively humid growing environment. If they are placed in a relatively dry place for a long time, their leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: First cut off the leaves that are severely yellow, and then spray some water on the leaves to increase the humidity of the air. If the environment is too dry, you can put a basin of clean water next to its flowerpot.