What to do if the leaves of Daxuesu turn yellow

The reason why the leaves of Daxuesu turn yellow

Normal metabolism

Generally, after a period of growth, new leaves gradually appear and the old leaves are metabolized. It is normal for old leaves to gradually turn yellow. There is no need to worry that it will affect the normal growth of the plant.

Scorching sun

Too strong sunlight can burn the plants of the snow lily, especially after a summer rainstorm, when the snow lily is exposed to strong light, which can easily cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Improper water and fertilizer management

Improper watering will naturally have an adverse effect on the growth of snow plant. If you water too much, the roots will easily rot and become weak, which will affect the overall performance of the plant and cause the leaves to grow poorly and turn yellow.

Fertilization is also a technical job. Fertilization should not be too much or too little, nor should it lack certain elements. Lack of phosphorus and potassium can easily cause leaves to turn yellow, and old leaves will gradually turn yellow and fall off. In severe cases, the leaf tips will dry up. When there is insufficient fertilization, the soil will lack nutrients, which will cause the branches and leaves to be weak and the leaves to be thin and yellow.

What to do if the leaves of Daxuesu turn yellow

prune

Generally, the yellowing of leaves is caused by normal metabolism, so there is no need to worry. You just need to trim off the yellow leaves to keep the beautiful appearance of the Daxuesu.

Pay attention to water control and ventilation

During the normal growth of Daxuesu, you should pay attention to controlling watering and ventilation to avoid diseases and yellowing leaves due to excessive air humidity.

Reasonable fertilization

Control the amount and frequency of fertilization, apply fertilizer thinly and frequently, and replenish the missing elements in time. If the leaves turn yellow due to improper fertilization, you can remove the soil from the pot, replace the soil with new one, and replant the snow plant. Water the replanted snowweed once, and then place it in semi-shaded place to let the seedlings grow slowly. After it resumes growth, apply dilute liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer.