What to do if the leaves of thread iron turn yellow

Poor growth of thread iron plants causes yellowing of leaves

When cultivating thread iron, it is actually very important to choose a good plant. If you accidentally choose a thread iron that does not grow well, it may cause its leaves to turn yellow. When choosing a whorl of iron, it is better to choose one that is healthier, has thicker branches, and has leaves that are not damaged or yellow.

The growing environment of thread iron causes the leaves to turn yellow

When cultivating thread iron, an unsuitable growing environment is also an important reason for the yellowing of thread iron leaves.

The thread iron prefers a high temperature, humid and semi-shaded growing environment. When cultivating it, these environmental requirements of the thread iron must be met. For example, low temperature or exposure to sunlight, etc., will cause the leaves of the thread iron to turn yellow and wither, and the leaf tips to turn yellow.

Long-term water accumulation in the threaded iron flower pot causes the leaves to turn yellow

When growing thread iron, a moist environment needs to be maintained, so some people can't help but water it vigorously. This may cause water to accumulate in the thread iron pot for a long time, making the roots unable to breathe, causing root rot, and causing its leaves to turn yellow. Therefore, when cultivating thread iron, you must water it reasonably, pay attention to drainage, and observe the growth of thread iron at any time to avoid root rot.

Iron deficiency causes yellowing of leaves

When growing thread iron, another possibility is that the plant is iron deficient, which can also cause its leaves to turn yellow. At this time, you can spray some ferrous sulfate aqueous solution on the thread iron. Generally, spray it once every 10 days or so, and spray it two or three times in a row, and the leaves will turn green again.