Why are the young leaves of the banyan tree withering and curling?

Pests cause banyan leaves to dry up and curl

If we find that the tender leaves at the tips of the banyan tree are curled horizontally and gradually drying up when we are planting a banyan tree, and then peel off the dead leaves, we can see some black insects. This means that the banyan tree has been infested by insects, causing the tender leaves of the banyan tree to dry up and curl. After we find this situation, we must deal with the affected branches and leaves in time to prevent the spread of pests and spray pesticides in time.

Environmental influences cause banyan leaves to dry and curl

If we usually plant banyan trees in a relatively cool place, and suddenly put them in a place with very strong sunlight, it will easily cause the tender leaves of the banyan tree to wither and curl. On the other hand, if the climate changes at that time and there is a dry and hot wind, this will also easily cause the more delicate leaves to wither and curl. If we encounter this kind of weather, we can spray water on the leaves frequently.

Unreasonable maintenance causes banyan leaves to dry and curl

When we apply fertilizers or pesticides to banyan trees, especially high-concentration liquid fertilizers, if we accidentally spray them onto the leaves of the banyan tree, it will easily cause the leaves of the banyan tree to turn yellow, and then gradually dry and curl.

There is also the spraying of pesticides. Banyan trees are very sensitive to some pesticides. If such pesticides are sprayed on banyan trees, the tender leaves of the banyan trees will dry up and curl. Therefore, when we care for banyan trees in our daily life, we must be careful not to spray high concentrations of fertilizers on the banyan leaves, and do not use inappropriate pesticides.