What should I do if the leaves turn yellow? After this treatment, the tree is so green that it can drip oil!

Green radish yellow leaves

The most common thing we see in our daily life is the yellow leaves of the green radish. So what should we do if the leaves of the green radish turn yellow?

What to do if leaves turn yellow due to lack of fertilizer

If the green radish lacks nutrients, the newly grown leaves will turn yellow, and the old leaves will gradually turn from green to yellow, and eventually the entire pot of green radish will turn yellow.

Solution:

1. If you find that the leaves of the green radish are turning yellow, cut off the yellow parts in time. Be careful not to pull them directly. Use scissors to cut them from the middle of the petiole to avoid excessive water loss and further impact on the green radish.

2. After pruning, place the green radish in a cool and ventilated place for a period of time and replenish nutrients at the same time. You can collect the rice water and expose it to the sun. It will be completely decomposed in about a month. Then mix the rice water with clean water in a ratio of 1:50 and use it directly to water the green radish.

3. In addition to watering with rice water, if you have leftover beer at home, you can also mix it with water in a ratio of 1:50, then take a soft cloth, dip it in the beer solution and gently wipe the leaves. This will allow the leaves of the green radish to absorb the nutrients in the beer, thereby avoiding yellowing leaves and turning them green!

What to do if water accumulates and leaves turn yellow

Although the green ivy cannot lack water, if you water it too much, the newly grown leaves will turn yellow and dull, and the branches will become smaller and smaller.

Solution:

1. If the green radish has no root rot due to waterlogging, place it in a cool and ventilated place to allow excess water in the pot to evaporate, or place a towel under the pot to allow the towel to absorb excess water in the pot.

2. If the accumulated water has caused root rot, it is necessary to remove the plant from the pot.

(1) Take the entire green ivy and soil ball out of the flowerpot and clean the soil on the roots.

(2) Cut off all the black and soft roots of the green radish. If you find that some of the rhizomes of the green radish are rotten, cut off the rotten rhizomes and leave only the healthy rhizomes.

(3) Soak the trimmed green radish in a solution of carbendazim for about 20 minutes, then take it out and dry the wound in a cool and ventilated place, and prepare to put it back in the pot.

(4) Repot the green ivy. The soil must be loose and breathable. You can use garden soil, coconut coir and perlite in a ratio of 2:1:1 to make nutrient soil. Put the green ivy back into the pot, then place it in a cool and ventilated place for about a week, and then maintain it normally.

How to avoid yellow leaves of green radish

1. Chlorophytum comosum prefers partial shade. It is best to place the Chlorophytum comosum at home in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light, avoiding direct sunlight. If the lighting at home is not good, you can move it to a place with good lighting to dry it for a day every 10 days or so, and then move it back.

2. Water the green radish about once every 2-4 days. Water it thoroughly when you find the surface of the soil in the pot is dry. When you are free, you can spray water on the leaves in the morning and evening to maintain a high air humidity and prevent the green radish leaves from turning yellow.

Yellow leaves of asparagus fern

If I were to say that asparagus fern is the most prone to yellowing leaves, no flower lover would refute me, right?

What to do if leaves turn yellow due to lack of water

Asparagus fern requires high humidity to grow. Once the water requirement is not met, large areas of leaves will begin to turn yellow, which is simply horrible!

Solution:

1. Pruning

If the leaves of your asparagus fern have turned yellow, use sterilized scissors to cut off all the yellow parts. Because the leaves of asparagus fern cannot recover after turning yellow, just cut them off directly.

Before pruning:

After pruning:

If all the leaves of the asparagus fern in your home turn yellow, you can behead it, cut off all the yellow parts, and let it grow new leaves.

2. After pruning, place the asparagus fern in a cool, ventilated place with good diffuse light, such as a bright living room, north balcony, etc. In about 10-15 days, you will see the asparagus fern growing new green leaves.

3. Autumn is the dry season, so you need to water the plants about once every 3-5 days to ensure the soil is moist. Use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves every 2-4 days to ensure sufficient air humidity, and the leaves will basically not turn yellow.

What to do if smoke and dust pollute yellow leaves

Asparagus fern is particularly afraid of smoke pollution and harmful gases. If the asparagus fern is placed at the kitchen door or there is frequent smoking in the house, the asparagus fern will gradually turn yellow over time.

Solution:

1. When you find that the leaves of asparagus fern have turned yellow, the first thing to do is to prune it and trim off all the yellow leaves.

2. Normally, you must place asparagus fern in a place with good indoor air circulation, such as a well-ventilated living room, north balcony, etc., away from the kitchen with a lot of smoke and dust. Usually, spray water on the leaves to clean the dust on the leaves.

How to avoid yellow leaves of asparagus fern

1. If you place asparagus fern under direct sunlight, its leaves will soon turn yellow, so the asparagus fern at home must be placed in a well-ventilated and scattered light environment, such as the living room, north balcony, etc.

2. During the growing period, you can apply 1-2 times of nitrogen-containing thin liquid fertilizer, such as bean cake fertilizer, yogurt water fertilizer, etc., about 1-2 times a month. At the same time, you can also water some alum fertilizer water to improve the soil pH and avoid yellowing leaves of asparagus fern.

Jasmine yellow leaves

The jasmine at home is about to bloom in autumn, but many flower lovers have reported that the leaves of the jasmine turned yellow before it bloomed. What is going on?

What to do if the soil is alkaline and the leaves are turning yellow

The primary factor that affects the yellowing of jasmine leaves is alkaline soil.

Solution:

1. Jasmine likes acidic soil. The soil in the north is generally alkaline, which may cause yellow leaves. If you find that the leaves of the jasmine in your home have turned yellow, you should first cut off the yellow leaves directly to avoid unnecessary nutrient consumption.

2. Add some ferrous sulfate water to adjust the soil pH. Mix ferrous sulfate powder and clean water in a ratio of 1:1000 to make a solution. Water the jasmine once every 5-7 days. After 2-4 times, the jasmine will no longer turn yellow.

3. When applying fertilizer normally, you can apply some alum fertilizer to jasmine to prevent yellow leaves. Because alum fertilizer water is a slightly acidic fertilizer, fermenting ferrous sulfate, chicken manure fertilizer, cake fertilizer and water in a ratio of 1:3:5:100 will turn it into acidic fertilizer. After jasmine absorbs it, its leaves will never turn yellow again!

What to do if leaves turn yellow due to lack of light

If jasmine is kept in a shaded environment for a long time, it will begin to have yellow leaves, dry tips, and even fallen leaves, and it will also stop blooming. Therefore, light is very important for jasmine!

Solution:

As the saying goes, "Jasmine can never be killed by the sun." Jasmine loves sunlight very much. The more it is exposed to sunlight, the more flowers it will bloom and the more fragrant the flowers will be. Therefore, jasmine must be placed in a place with sufficient light, such as a south balcony or south windowsill. It is best to place it in the yard.

How to avoid yellow leaves of jasmine

1. As the temperature drops in autumn, jasmine only needs to be watered once every 2-4 days. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering it thoroughly. Do not allow water to accumulate in the pot, otherwise it will easily lead to poor root breathing and yellowing of the leaves.

2. After jasmine finishes blooming in the summer, it is necessary to prune it in time. All the branches after flowering and those old branches, weak branches, diseased branches, and long branches should be cut off to reduce nutrient consumption, so that more nutrients can be supplied for the next batch of flowers in autumn.

Yellow leaves of fortune tree

Many people keep money trees at home because they symbolize good luck and prosperity. However, if you don’t control the watering properly, it is easy to cause the leaves of the money tree to turn yellow.

What to do if water accumulates and leaves turn yellow

The root system of the money tree is not very developed. Once there is too much water, water will easily accumulate in the pot, causing root rot and the leaves to turn yellow.

Solution:

1. Check after water accumulation. If only the leaves of the money tree have turned yellow, but the roots have not rotted, use sterilized scissors to cut off all the yellow leaves, and then move it to a cool and ventilated place to allow excess water in the pot to evaporate as soon as possible.

2. Check the root system of the money tree after water accumulation. If the root system has rotted, you can only treat the root system.

(1) Remove the money tree with rotten roots from the pot and clean all the soil on the roots.

(2) Use a sterilized knife to cut off all the rotten parts on the roots of the money tree, making sure that there is no rotten part on the remaining roots. If there is some rot on the roots, it will still rot after being repotted.

(3) After cutting off the rotten roots, soak the roots of the money tree in a solution of carbendazim or potassium permanganate for 20 minutes, then take them out and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wounds.

(4) Repot. The soil for the money tree must be loose and breathable. After potting, place it in a cool and ventilated place for about 1 month, and the money tree will grow rapidly!

What to do if leaves turn yellow due to lack of water

Although the money tree does not like water, if you do not water it for a long time, or only water it once after a long time, the money tree will appear wet on the top and dry on the bottom, which will cause yellow leaves.

Solution:

1. Whether it is a large or small money tree, it must be watered thoroughly. When you see water flowing out from the bottom of the flowerpot, it proves that the money tree has been watered thoroughly and there is no need to water it anymore.

2. In addition to daily watering, you can also use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves of the money tree to ensure the air humidity and add a certain amount of water to the money tree.

3. If you are worried that the money tree will have yellow leaves due to lack of water, then just hydroponically cultivate the money tree.

How to avoid yellow leaves on the fortune tree

1. If you have a small money tree at home, dig about 2-3 cm from the surface of the potting soil before watering, and touch the soil with your hand. If the soil feels moist, you don’t need to water it for the time being; if the soil is dry, you can water it.

2. If you have a large money tree at home, you can take a toothpick or a thin wooden stick, poke it about 5 cm into the soil in the pot, and then pull it out. If you find that the toothpick is moist, you don't need to water it for the time being; if the toothpick is dry, you can water it.

Lucky bamboo yellow leaves

Lucky bamboo represents wealth and good fortune. Many people are willing to keep one at home to bring good fortune and wealth. However, the leaves of the lucky bamboo at home turn yellow easily, especially the water-cultured lucky bamboo, the yellowing phenomenon is more serious!

What to do if the roots are rotten and the leaves are yellow

In nine out of ten cases, lucky bamboo grown in water will have yellow leaves, which is mainly caused by root rot.

Solution:

1. If you find that the leaves of your lucky bamboo at home are turning yellow, cut off all the branches with yellow leaves first to reduce unnecessary nutrient consumption.

2. After pruning the yellow leaves, start treating the root system. Use a sterilized knife to cut off all the rotten roots of the lucky bamboo so that it can grow new roots. When pruning, cut at a 45° angle to increase the contact area with water, thereby increasing the rooting speed of the lucky bamboo.

3. Finally, apply rooting powder on the roots of the lucky bamboo, prepare a clean bottle, add 1/3 of water, and put the lucky bamboo directly in. In order to promote the lucky bamboo to take root as soon as possible, you can also cover the bottle with a black plastic bag to shade the lucky bamboo. It will take about a week to take root.

What to do if the leaves turn yellow due to iron deficiency

In addition to root rot, iron deficiency can also cause yellowing leaves of lucky bamboo.

Solution:

1. Cut off the yellow leaves of lucky bamboo directly to reduce nutrient consumption.

2. Mix ferrous sulfate and clean water in a ratio of 1:1000 to make a solution. Then, every 5-7 days, drop about 10-20 drops of the solution into the hydroponic bottle of lucky bamboo. This can basically prevent the lucky bamboo from having yellow leaves due to iron deficiency.

3. If you don’t have ferrous sulfate at home, you can also throw rusty nails directly into the bottom of the hydroponic bottle, which can also serve the purpose of supplementing iron. Note that the nails must be rusty, non-rusty nails will have no effect.

How to avoid yellow leaves of lucky bamboo

1. When growing lucky bamboo in water, do not use freshly tap water. First, let it air-dry indoors for more than 24 hours to allow the chlorine in the water to evaporate almost completely before use. Change the water about once every two weeks. If you do not change the water, it will easily lead to the growth of bacteria in the water, causing root rot and yellow leaves.

2. Lucky bamboo is not tolerant to fertilizer. If it is lucky bamboo grown in soil, it is enough to apply compound fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer once every 2-3 months; if it is lucky bamboo grown in water, it is best to add some potassium dihydrogen phosphate or nutrient solution to the water to ensure that the lucky bamboo has sufficient nutrients and grows normally.