What to do if leaves turn yellow and fall off in June

June snow new potted plants yellow leaves fall off

Sometimes, flower lovers buy potted plants of Serissa serrata, but find that its leaves turn yellow and fall off very easily. This is because it is not adapted to the new growing environment and needs to slow down. Place the newly bought Serissa serrulata potted plant in a ventilated and cool place for a few days, and then maintain it normally.

Of course, it is also possible that the June snow has just been repotted and the root system has been accidentally damaged, causing it to lose leaves. Just place it in a cool place.

June snow normal yellow leaves fall leaves

The yellowing of the leaves of June snow may be a normal phenomenon, because as June snow grows, new leaves continue to sprout and old leaves turn yellow. This is normal metabolism. At this time, you just need to pick off the old yellow leaves of the June snow.

Improper maintenance of June Snow will cause yellowing leaves and falling leaves

Exposure to sunlight can cause yellow leaves of the June snow. Although the June snow needs more sunlight to make its branches and leaves lush, it is necessary to pay attention to shade in the summer to prevent the leaves from being burned and turning yellow.

Improper watering can also cause the leaves of the June snow to turn yellow. If the soil is compacted and has poor water permeability, the roots of the June snow will be unable to absorb water, which will cause the leaves of the June snow to turn yellow due to lack of water. In addition, if you water too much, the leaves will turn yellow due to water accumulation. Therefore, to grow June snow, you need loose and breathable soil, and water it properly, and there will be no yellow leaves.

The leaves of June snow may turn yellow or fall off due to diseases and pests. Pests such as aphids and snails may cause the leaves of June snow to turn yellow. It is necessary to prevent and control diseases and pests in time to avoid yellowing of leaves.