What to do if the leaves of coral vine seedlings turn yellow

The reason why the leaves of coral vine turn yellow

The flowers of coral vine are very beautiful, and its leaves are also of high ornamental value. But these bright green leaves sometimes turn yellow and wither.

Too much or too little watering

Watering too much will cause root rot, and the roots will not be able to transport water and nutrients to the branches and leaves normally, causing the branches and leaves to wither and turn yellow.

Coral vine itself likes a humid environment. If it lacks water, the coral vine will also get angry.

Sun exposure or lack of sun exposure

Under direct exposure to the sun, the coral vine may wilt its leaves due to the strong sunlight.

If the coral vine is not exposed to sunlight during its growth process, it will not be conducive to its healthy growth.

What to do if the leaves of coral vine turn yellow

Water moderately

Under normal growth conditions, water should be applied frequently to keep the soil moist. During the dormant period of the coral vine, the frequency and amount of watering should be reduced, and water can be sprayed on the leaves of the plant to maintain it.

Full light

We should place the coral vine in a cool and ventilated place, or in a sunny south-facing place with appropriate shade.

Leaf cutting

Some people can try to cut off its leaves and upper branches and wait for new buds to grow.