Why are the leaves of the spider plant turning black? How to remedy the limp leaves of the spider plant

1. Why are the leaves turning black?

1. The light is too strong: It is afraid of strong light. If it is placed under the scorching sun, the plant will be sunburned and the leaves will turn black. It should be removed in time, and watered frequently to cool it down, and it will recover slowly.

2. Waterlogging in the soil: If you water too frequently or too much at one time, the plant cannot absorb all the water. Over time, water will accumulate, which will hinder root respiration and cause root rot. It will not be able to provide water and nutrients to the leaves, resulting in yellow or black leaves. The water should be drained and ventilated frequently to allow the water to evaporate. If necessary, it is recommended to remove the pot, cut off the rotten roots and replant.

3. Soil compaction: Change the soil frequently during management and ensure the permeability of the soil. If the compaction is severe and the plant cannot breathe, the leaves will turn black and yellow over time, and the entire plant will wilt.

2. How to remedy the limp leaves

The softening of its leaves may be due to temperature discomfort, either too high or too low. The plant should be temperature-controlled or moved to a place with suitable temperature, preferably between 20-25 degrees, to facilitate recovery. It may also be that the soil is not suitable and has poor permeability, which affects the root system. It is recommended to loosen the soil more often and replace the soil directly when the problem is serious. In addition, it may be caused by too strong light. It should be moved to a semi-shaded place as soon as possible, and water should be sprayed frequently to cool it down.