What to do if the drug-absorbing grass loses its leaves

The reason why the drug grass drops its leaves

The drug-absorbing grass may shed its leaves because there are too many toxins around it. Although it is said that the drug-absorbing grass has the effect of absorbing drugs, this is actually very limited. Once there are too many toxins in the environment, it will inevitably have an adverse effect on the growth of the drug-absorbing grass and cause it to lose its leaves.

The second reason is poor lighting. When growing drug-absorbing grass, there must be appropriate lighting. Be careful not to hide it for a long time, which will cause the drug-absorbing grass to grow weaker and lose leaves.

There may also be too much dust on the leaves, causing them to be infected with bacteria.

The last point is water and fertilizer. Generally, concentrated fertilizer should not be used, as it will easily cause the leaves to fall off.

What to do when the drug weed grows leaves

First of all, when raising drug-absorbing grass, don’t think that you can rely solely on the drug-absorbing grass to absorb drugs and expose it to large amounts of toxic substances.

The second thing is to maintain proper lighting. The light should be sufficient, indoor cultivation should be exposed to the sun, and the plants should be ventilated.

Another thing is to trim the plant appropriately. Because the drug-addicted grass grows very fast, it needs to be trimmed frequently to help it grow new leaves. Some problematic leaves can also be cut off during pruning.

There is also water and fertilizer. If you find that there is a lack of water, you need to replenish water and nutrients in time, but remember not to apply too much fertilizer.