Can the pine red plum be saved after it dries up?

1. Can it be saved?

Whether the pine red plum can be saved after it dries up depends on the specific situation. In addition to the large-scale drying of the leaves, if you peel off the branches and find that the inside is also dry, the roots are withered and lack water, and it feels lifeless after cutting, it means that it is difficult to save it and it is basically dead. In this case, there is no need to save it and you can just throw it away. If only the leaves turn yellow and dry, it can still be saved as long as the specific cause is found and adjustments are made in time.

2. Rescue measures

1. Pruning: Cut off the dry leaves and branches to prevent affecting the appearance.

2. Keep warm: It is not cold-resistant. If this happens in winter, it may be that the surrounding temperature is too low, making it difficult for the plant to adapt. You can strengthen warming measures and place it in a warm place indoors for maintenance.

3. Normal light: The sunlight is too strong in summer. If the plants are exposed to direct sunlight, they will easily be burned and withered. The plants will dry up due to lack of water. You can move them to another location, or build a shade, and water them appropriately to promote recovery.

4. Adjust the water content: Too much or too little watering will cause the plant to dry up. If there is a lack of water, water can be supplemented gradually. If there is too much water, watering can be controlled to promote water evaporation.