How to fix the yellowing leaves of green violet?

Green pansy, as a common indoor ornamental plant, adds a lot of vitality to our living space with its emerald green leaves and graceful posture. However, when we find that the leaves of the green pansy begin to turn yellow, we can't help but feel worried. So how to solve the problem of yellowing leaves of the green pansy? Let’s take a look below.

1. Improper watering

Excessive watering will cause water accumulation at the roots, affecting the respiration of the roots and causing the leaves to turn yellow. At this time, you need to control the amount of watering to keep the soil moderately moist. On the contrary, if you water too little, the green pansy will not be able to get enough water, and the leaves will turn yellow and dry due to lack of water. The solution is to replenish water in time, but avoid watering too much at one time. The amount of watering should be increased gradually to allow the plant to recover slowly.

2. Inappropriate light exposure

Green pansy prefers a semi-shaded environment. If it is exposed to strong sunlight for a long time, the leaves will easily be sunburned and turn yellow. If the plant stays in a dark environment for a long time, photosynthesis will be insufficient and it will not be able to synthesize enough nutrients, and the leaves will also turn yellow. Therefore, green violets should be placed in a location with diffuse light, avoiding direct sunlight or long-term shade.

3. Bad soil

Soil quality is crucial to the growth of green lilies. If the soil is compacted, poor, or the pH value is unsuitable, it may cause the green pothos to grow poorly and its leaves to turn yellow. Regularly replacing the soil for green lilies with loose, fertile, well-breathable and moderately acidic soil can effectively improve this situation.

4. Improper fertilization

Too much fertilizer will cause fertilizer damage, burn the roots, and cause the leaves to turn yellow; too little fertilizer will cause the plant to be malnourished, the leaves will lose their luster and gradually turn yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to apply fertilizer reasonably, choose appropriate fertilizer according to the growth stage and needs of green vine, and apply fertilizer according to the correct dosage and frequency.

5. Temperature discomfort

Green pansy grows best in a warm environment. Temperatures that are too high or too low may cause the leaves to turn yellow. During the high temperatures in summer, pay attention to cooling and ventilating the green vine; during the low temperatures in winter, take good warming measures to prevent the plants from freezing.

6. Pest and disease attacks

Common diseases and pests of green violet, such as leaf spot and scale insects, will damage the leaf tissue and affect the normal growth of the plant. Once pests and diseases are discovered, appropriate prevention and control measures should be taken in a timely manner, such as spraying pesticides, pruning diseased leaves, etc.

In short, when we find that the leaves of green pansy are turning yellow, we need to calmly analyze the reasons and take targeted measures to rescue it. As long as we give the green violet proper love and care, I believe it will be able to regain its vitality and add more green and beauty to our lives.