What to do if the leaves of Guanyin bamboo turn yellow

Improper moisture

Generally speaking, the new leaves of Guanyin bamboo are pale yellow and dull, while the old leaves have not changed, the branches are shriveled, and the growth is poor. This phenomenon may be caused by excessive watering. At this time, you should dig the Guanyin bamboo out of the potting soil and place it in a well-ventilated place. Let the soil become dry before putting it back into the pot.

Lack of water

This situation is generally manifested as dryness on the edges of the leaves, and some leaves will fall off. It is obvious that this is caused by lack of water. Therefore, we must quickly replenish water to keep the soil moist at all times.

Improper lighting

If you place the Guanyin bamboo under strong light, the edges of the leaves and branches will become shrunken, and yellow spots will appear on the exposed parts. In this case, you can move the Guanyin bamboo to a cool environment indoors.

Lack of light

If the Guanyin bamboo is placed in a dark corner for a long time, the leaves will not be able to photosynthesize. Over time, the leaves will turn yellow and then fall off. Therefore, we need to move the Guanyin bamboo to a well-lit environment on time to supplement the light needed for growth.

Improper fertilization

When managing Guanyin bamboo, it is inevitable to use too much fertilizer during its vigorous growth stage, which will cause the new leaves to turn dark yellow and look very dull. At this time, you need to stop using subsequent fertilizers and dilute the excess fertilizer by watering.