What to do if the leaves of Phoenix bamboo turn yellow

Water yellow

This is manifested in the young leaves of the Phoenix Tail Bamboo being dull, the old leaves showing no obvious changes, the branches gradually becoming smaller, and the new shoots developing and wilting.

Solution

Place the flowers in a dry and ventilated place for maintenance, and wait for them to dry out a bit before putting them back into the potting soil.

Phellodendron chinense

Too little watering can also cause the leaves of Phoenix Bamboo to turn yellow. If you don't water it enough, the edges of the leaves will dry up, and the old leaves will gradually turn yellow and fall off from top to bottom, but the growth of new leaves will be relatively normal.

Solution

When watering, be sure to water frequently and thoroughly.

Burnt Yellow

Exposure to strong sunlight can cause the leaves to turn yellow, which is manifested by dryness at the leaf tips and edges, and color-changing spots on some parts of the leaves.

Solution

Place the burned bamboo in a cool and dry place.

Fat Yellow

Excessive fertilization of plants can also cause the flowers to turn yellow, which is mainly manifested in the appearance of brown on the tips of the leaves of the plants. The leaf surface is generally thick and dull, and is uneven, and the old leaves turn yellow and fall off.

Solution

Stop fertilizing the bamboo. If the disease is serious, you can irrigate it with clean water and drain the water to gradually reduce the concentration of fertilizer.