What to do if the leaves of Cyperus rotundus turn yellow

Reasons for yellowing leaves

In fact, it is inevitable for plants that are soaked in water for a long time to rot their roots. The reasons for the rot of Cyperus rotten can be divided into external and internal reasons.

External causes

Poor water quality, improper fertilization, low indoor temperature, strong sunlight, and pests and diseases will all affect the growth of Cyperus rotundus and cause the leaves to turn yellow!

Internal reasons

In fact, plants are sometimes like humans. They have a development period and a growth period. If they do not develop well, they cannot grow normally during the growth period. This is beyond our control. If the leaves turn yellow before they are fully developed, one reason is that the variety is not good, and two, it is just that you are just unlucky!

Treatment

Strengthen management

The water requirements of Cyperus rotundus (Water Palm) are very high, and frequent water changes are necessary. It is better to let the tap water settle before use, and the settling time should be twenty-four hours.

Water and fertilizer are very important in the cultivation of Cyperus rotundus (Water Palm Bamboo). Fertilizer should be applied every fifteen days or so, otherwise it is prone to malnutrition and cause yellowing of leaves.

The indoor temperature for growing Cyperus rotundus (Water Palm) should be suitable for its growth, and appropriate amount of sunlight is very necessary.

Timely pruning

When the leaves of Cyperus rotundus (Water Palm Bamboo) turn yellow at first, it is because the roots have not yet fully developed. Just cut off the yellow leaves.

After growing the water bamboo for two years, you need to clean up the old and dead roots, leaving only a few to allow the water bamboo to grow new roots. This is done to prevent the leaves from turning yellow and the stems from becoming thin.