The leaves are drooping and look lifeless? Cut once, put the branches in water, and the plant will come back to life

Many people may not know what Osmanthus fragrans is. Today Huahua has found a picture for everyone. This is this plant. It looks very familiar, but I didn't know its scientific name is so complicated. Huahua felt really uncomfortable seeing the Osmanthus fragrans with its head drooping, so after telling her friend about it, she quickly told everyone the reason.

Generally speaking, in this case of Osmanthus fragrans, just the leaves are drooping. In fact, it is not yet in a life-threatening state. If you find that the leaves of Osmanthus fragrans in your home are drooping, you can first put it in another cool place to see if there is any improvement.

If there is no improvement, then look for other reasons. If there is a problem with the leaves of Osmanthus fragrans, the first reason to look for is the roots. There must be something wrong with the roots that causes the leaves to become lifeless.

Therefore, our first step is to find out the cause of the pot soil. Water cannot accumulate in the soil of the potting plant, as this will cause the roots to rot. The correct way to water is to keep the soil of the plant moist but not waterlogged, but slightly dry. When you are looking for the cause of a problem, you can use this standard to test.

Compared with other plants, Osmanthus fragrans is more delicate, so you need to be more careful when watering it. When you have nothing to do, you can also sprinkle water on the leaves of the plants. This can not only clean the leaves, but also keep them moist.

In addition to watering, light can also cause the leaves of Osmanthus fragrans to droop. Strong light will make the Osmanthus fragrans uncomfortable, because it likes cool places, is not very resistant to high temperatures, and does not like the scorching sun.

In addition, if the leaves of Osmanthus fragrans wilt too severely, you need to quickly cut off the seriously diseased leaves, but there is no need to worry about cutting them off. Just re-cutting, the method of cutting is relatively simple, just soak the branches of Osmanthus fragrans in clean water and it will take root~

It is quite normal for Daphne koreana to have this kind of problem. I hope everyone can deal with it according to Huahua’s method~