How to make the leaves of the golden diamond stand upright, and how to fix the drooping leaves

1. How to make the leaves of the golden diamond stand upright

Temperature: The most suitable temperature for the growth of golden diamond is about 20 degrees. It likes a warm environment and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than 10 degrees. If the temperature of the breeding environment is kept suitable, its leaves can stand upright. But be careful to avoid letting it come into contact with the air outlet of the air conditioner when raising it indoors.

Humidity: Diamondback likes humidity and has high requirements for humidity. The humidity of the breeding environment is best kept between 150% and 70%. If the humidity drops below 50 percent, the leaves will dry out, turn yellow, and then droop. If you want to increase the humidity of its living environment, you can use a spray bottle to spray water around the plant and on the surface of the plant to increase the humidity in the air.

Watering: Watering can be done according to the dryness or wetness of the soil. If the surface of the soil in the pot is dry, you can water it. If it is too moist, you can wait a day or two before watering again. Generally, you can water it every two or three days in summer and once a week in winter.

Fertilization: When fertilizing the golden diamond, the concentration of the fertilizer must be controlled. The fertilizer needs to be diluted with water in advance, and then watered in the form of water-fertilizer.

2. How to fix drooping leaves

Increase the temperature and humidity: The temperature suitable for the growth of golden diamond is about 20 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, move it into a warm room to keep it warm. In terms of humidity, it is necessary to ensure that the humidity of the breeding environment is above 50%. If the humidity is not enough, it will cause its leaves to droop. You can increase the air humidity by sprinkling water around it.

Adjust the light: Golden Diamond likes light, but cannot tolerate strong light. Therefore, if the problem is caused by excessive light, shade it in time and move it to a location with scattered light for maintenance. If the leaves droop due to weak light, move them to an area with diffuse light as soon as possible.

Control watering: Drooping leaves of the golden diamond may also be caused by overwatering. It is necessary to loosen the soil as soon as possible and move it to a well-ventilated and diffused light area to speed up the evaporation of excess water in the potting soil and restore the potting soil to dryness.

Diluted fertilizer: When fertilizing the golden diamond, the fertilizer concentration should not be too concentrated or excessive, otherwise it will damage the roots and cause the leaves to droop. The fertilizer needs to be diluted in the soil with water as soon as possible, allowing the excess fertilizer to flow out of the drainage holes at the bottom. During subsequent maintenance, the amount and concentration of fertilizer should be controlled, and thin fertilizers should be used as much as possible, with nitrogen fertilizer as the main component.