What to do if the leaves of peach beauty are shriveled

Factor 1 that causes leaves to shrivel: Too much water

Daily watering is not planned or is too casual. When you think it is time to water, you water it in large quantities, causing the soil to be in a humid environment all the time. This will make it difficult for the roots of the plant to breathe and unable to transport water well, thus failing to provide water to the leaves normally. Gradually, the leaves will shrink and shrivel. When watering daily, you should follow the method of not watering when the soil is not dry, and watering thoroughly when the soil is completely dry. This is very beneficial to the growth of the roots. In rainy weather, you should temporarily stop watering, or reduce the amount of watering. The soil should not be kept wet for a long time. If you water it too much, it will be unable to absorb water, so friends must pay attention to this.

The second reason for the leaves to shrivel: too little water

Too little water means that each time you water the plant, the water is never thorough and the soil is always half wet and half dry. Some friends have a good grasp of the time to water, but they never water thoroughly each time. If the time is too long, the soil will become clumpy, which is very bad for the roots. First of all, they will not be able to absorb water and nutrients. If the leaves are deprived of water for a long time, how can they be long in withering? Therefore, when watering daily, you must water the soil thoroughly at one time. If you can't control it well, observe the bottom. If water flows out, water it a little more. This way, the soil will be watered thoroughly. But be careful to avoid stagnant water.