What to do if the leaves of the emerald green grass turn yellow

1. Watering too frequently

Many flower lovers often encounter some misunderstandings when growing this kind of flowers, which causes the green leaves to turn yellow and the plants to slowly droop and become lifeless. The main reason for yellow leaves is water. We all know that if many plants are watered too much, the roots of the flowers and plants will not be able to breathe smoothly in the soil, which will affect the nutrient delivery of the plants. When nutrients cannot be delivered to the plants in time, the leaves will definitely be affected, and the manifestation is that they will begin to wilt and turn yellow. The same goes for Emerald Green Grass. If you water it too frequently, the root system will be damaged. How is it possible that the leaves will not turn yellow?

Solution:

When watering, carefully observe the condition of the soil at the roots and determine from the outside whether the plant is lacking water. When watering, try to choose a time when the temperature is higher and slow down the watering speed as much as possible. Wait until the water has seeped out before continuing watering. In addition, it is best to dry the water in advance and keep the water temperature roughly around room temperature.

2. Unreasonable temperature control

I don’t know if you have noticed that in most cases, the leaves of the green grass turn yellow in winter, first turning yellow and then slowly withering. However, after the winter, one or two plants will often grow again. At this time, the correct approach is to clean up the dead plants and keep the potting soil clean. Why do yellow leaves easily appear in winter? In fact, it has a lot to do with the low temperature in winter.

Many people like to place it near the balcony window. The temperature is low at night, the window is ventilated or the temperature of the place where it is placed is lower. The plant may be injured due to the alternating hot and cold weather during the day and night. Naturally, it is easy to cause yellowing leaves.

Solution:

Control the indoor temperature to prevent the plants from frostbite. It is best to place the plant in the living room at night in winter and move it to another place with better sunlight the next day.