What to do if the leaves of Cordyceps turn yellow

Cordyceps often sprays water

Cordyline needs to be sprayed with water frequently because it likes moisture and the humidity of the air needs to be increased. High humidity is the key to growing Cordyceps sinensis well. You need to spray the leaves of the spider plant and the surrounding ground with clean water to maintain a certain air humidity. In summer, you should spray water once a day. In addition to spraying water, the choice of flower pots is also very important. Deep pot planting method should be used. A humid environment can prevent the leaves from turning yellow and extend the growth life of Cordyline.

The growth environment of Cordyceps sinensis in semi-shade

Cordyline prefers a semi-shaded environment. After being exposed to the strong sun, the leaves of the plant will gradually turn yellow and dry up. It is best to place the Cordyline in a location indoors with a south window for maintenance.

Moist soil in the Cordyceps pot

The soil in the pot of Cordyline should be kept moist and watered to keep it moist for a long time. The soil should not be allowed to dry out, and water should not be allowed to accumulate in the pot.

Cordyline soil selection

The cultivation of Cordyceps requires fertile, breathable, and well-drained slightly acidic loam. For Cordyceps planted in northern regions, it is best to use cold boiled water for watering.

The temperature is suitable for Cordyceps

The growing temperature of Cordyline should be kept at 18-22 ℃. Proper shading is needed in the hot summer, otherwise the leaves will be burnt.