The leaves of the lucky tree turn yellow and fall off. Here is a little trick to make it green immediately!

1. Too much water or too compacted soil

reason:

Many flower lovers water too frequently or use too compacted potting soil, which hinders the breathing of the lucky tree's roots and causes root rot.

This will cause yellowing or falling leaves.

Solution:

1. The principle of watering the lucky tree is not to water it unless it is dry. When you feel the surface of the soil in the pot is dry and the sound of knocking on the pot is relatively crisp, you can water it.

Flowers are generally watered once a week in spring, summer and autumn, and once every two weeks in winter. If you water them, make sure to water them thoroughly until water flows out from the bottom of the pot.

2. The soil for the lucky tree should be loose and breathable. It can be prepared according to the ratio of garden soil: leaf humus: river sand: decomposed organic fertilizer = 5:3:1:1.

Organic fertilizer can be placed at the bottom of the pot. The fertilizer should not come into direct contact with the roots, and there should be at least 2-3 cm of soil between them.

2. Indoor air is too dry

Reason: Generally, when a family raises a lucky tree, the humidity is too low, especially in the relatively dry seasons such as autumn, winter, and early spring.

Sometimes you will see newly emerged small buds suddenly turn yellow and wither for no apparent reason. This is caused by the air being too dry.

Solution:

If you want the lucky tree to be green all year round, you should spray water around the lucky tree and on its leaves 1-2 times a day to increase the humidity. In spring, summer and autumn, you can spray water between 9 am and 1 pm.

It is carried out at 3 pm, and can be carried out at noon in winter.

3. Insufficient light

Reason: Many flower lovers buy lucky trees and keep them in dark living rooms and bedrooms with almost no light.

In June, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. In fact, the lucky tree is a sun-loving plant and cannot be deprived of light for a long time.

Solution:

In addition to direct sunlight in summer, the lucky tree needs sufficient light in spring, autumn and winter. Flower lovers can place it on a south balcony with sufficient diffuse light, or near a windowsill.

4. No ventilation, pests and diseases

Reason: There is basically no ventilation when raising lucky trees at home, and lack of ventilation often makes it easy to get leaf spot disease, aphids, mites,

Scale insect diseases.

Solution:

1. When raising a lucky tree at home, ensure that it is ventilated for at least 2-3 hours a day. Huahua recommends that you place the lucky tree next to the windowsill and keep the window slightly open.

Not only will people feel more comfortable, but plants will also be healthier, have stronger resistance and be less likely to get sick.

2. In seasons such as spring, summer and autumn, when pests and diseases occur frequently, you can spray 600 times diluted 50% carbendazim wettable powder on the leaves once every 2 weeks.

5.Sudden changes in environment or repotting

reason:

If the lucky tree is suddenly moved from the greenhouse to an ordinary home, the high temperature and high humidity environment will be suddenly broken.

Yellowing and falling leaves are likely to occur. Or after repotting the lucky tree, the root system cannot adapt immediately and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

Phenomenon.

Solution:

It is certain that the lucky tree that has just been bought from the flower market and repotted will have some yellowing and falling leaves. Don't be too concerned.

Don't worry, just move the lucky tree to a well-lit and ventilated environment and let it rest for about a month. Do not fertilize or change the pot during this period.

6. Excessive fertilization and raw fertilizer application

reason:

The lucky tree does not require much fertilizer. If it is fertilized too concentratedly, too frequently, or even raw fertilizer is applied, it is easy to burn the roots.

Causes yellowing and falling leaves.

Solution:

1. The lucky tree can be watered with diluted liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing seasons in spring and autumn, or it can be watered with decomposed cake fertilizer water.

2. Either bury a little compound slow-release fertilizer in the soil every month, or irrigate with a mixture of 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate and 0.2% urea.

7. No roots

reason:

If your lucky tree has yellow leaves and falls off after it was just bought, it may be due to some

This was caused by an unscrupulous mobile florist who buried the freshly cut lucky tree in a pot.

Solution:

1. Grab the trunk of the lucky tree and gently lift it up. If the trunk shakes easily, it may be that the roots are not

Grow well or have no roots.

2. If you buy a lucky tree without roots, you can choose to return it. If you don’t want to return it, you can dig out the trunk.

Soak in the rooting powder solution for 10-20 minutes, then replant in clean, sterilized soil. Keep the soil moist and not dry.

8. Normal metabolism

reason:

If there are occasional yellow leaves at the bottom of the lucky tree, don't worry.

The money tree has normal metabolism, new leaves grow and old leaves fall off.

Solution:

When encountering this situation, flower lovers only need to cut off the leaves at the bottom of the lucky tree.