What to do if the leaves of the lucky tree wilt

1. Suitable temperature. This plant grows in low-latitude areas, so it is easy to encounter temperature problems when cultivated further north. It likes a mild growing environment. If the temperature in the greenhouse is lower than eight degrees or the temperature outdoors is lower than five degrees during the winter, it will cause leaves to fall and freeze. We can move it to a room with air conditioning or heating and make sure the temperature is above eight degrees to prevent the leaves from wilting.

2. Appropriate moisture. Although this plant prefers a humid growing environment, if it is exposed to long-term moisture or short-term drought, its leaves will wilt. If it has suffered from waterlogging, you can remove it from the pot and place it in a place with scattered light to allow the soil in the pot to dry as soon as possible. After drying, you can replant it, but be sure to spray water on the leaves; if it is drought damage, what we need to do is spray water on the plant, several times, and finally water the soil in the pot.

3. Apply fertilizer in time. If too much fertilizer is applied and the concentration is too high, causing root rot, the leaves will also wilt, but unfortunately, this damage cannot be repaired.

4. Air humidity. This plant likes relatively high air humidity. If it is placed on the air vent of an air conditioner for a long time or when the window is opened for ventilation, the hot air is too dry or the spring breeze is too dry, which will cause it to lose water quickly and the leaves will wilt. What we need to do is spray it with water as quickly as possible and move it to its original location.