Why is the fragrant wood shedding leaves?

Improper watering can cause leaves to fall off

It's not just the fragrant wood. The culprit for the yellowing and falling leaves of most domestic flowers is improper watering, especially excessive watering... This is full of love! I am afraid that the flowers at home don’t have enough water, but I don’t know that many flowers don’t need frequent watering, Fragrant wood is one of them.

The principle of watering fragrant wood is not to water unless the plant is dry, and when you do water, make sure to water it thoroughly. It is wrong to keep the soil moist or keep water in the tray for a long time! You should not just water the soil surface, but water it thoroughly until water flows out from the bottom.

The usual watering cycle is 5-7 days, which can be determined according to the actual conditions of the soil.

Improper lighting can cause leaves to fall off

Fragrant wood is a plant that loves light very much. It will be fine if it is exposed to any sunlight as long as it is not overexposed. If there is a lack of light for a long time, the leaves will fall off. In addition, poor ventilation is also one of the reasons for leaf falling.

To maintain the fragrant wood well, it is very important to ensure sufficient light and ventilation. If the leaves have turned yellow or fallen off, move the fragrant wood to a sunny place to allow the plant to photosynthesize, and it will recover soon.

Leaf loss due to environmental changes

Fragrant wood is relatively sensitive, and it needs about two weeks to adapt to the surrounding environment after the environment is changed. If it is repotted or during the growing period, when new buds sprout and grow in large numbers, old leaves will fall off and new leaves will sprout. This is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry.