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The cause and solution of the yellow leaves of Taxus chinensis

Walter White
2020-08-31 11:00:03
If it is caused by the change of environment, it shall be allowed to adapt slowly and not change suddenly. In case of excessive watering, soil shall be turned over for ventilation or basin shall be replaced; in case of water shortage, water shall be replenished in time. If it is caused by exposure to the sun or air drying, it shall be timely shaded and sprayed with water around to humidify and cool down. If it is caused by lack of fertilizer, it is necessary to supplement the diluted fertilizer water in time; if it is applied too much, it is necessary to replace the basin soil.

Environmental mutation

The sudden change of growth environment will lead to the inability of Taxus chinensis to adapt at once, resulting in the poor growth of plants and the phenomenon of yellow leaves.

Solution

In the process of transplanting Taxus, we need to create an environment similar to the original environment, and then adjust it slowly. When the growth environment suddenly changes, it is the same, adjust slowly

Taxus chinensis

Too much water, too little water

In the process of cultivation, too much water will cause the leaves of Taxus chinensis to be dull and the top center of new shoots to wilt. Long time water shortage will lead to dry leaves, lack of water, yellow phenomenon.

Solution

When the situation is not very serious, it is necessary to control the amount of water. Use a shovel to gently loosen the soil on the surface of the basin to let the soil breathe. Move to a place with dew every night. When the situation is serious, change the soil directly. In the process of watering, we should take the principle of not drying, not pouring, then pouring thoroughly. We should pay attention to the surface of basin soil is dry, but the middle soil is not necessarily short of water. When watering, we can use some anti rotten agent

Taxus chinensis

Exposure

In summer, when Taxus chinensis is exposed to direct sunlight, it will cause the plant transpiration to be too strong, and the root system can not keep up with the speed of water replenishment, resulting in the water shortage of plant leaves and wilting and yellowness.

Solution

Put the yew indoors, spray water on the leaves, and it will recover after a while.

Taxus chinensis

Air drying

Yew is not suitable for the air-conditioning outlet, which will lead to the increase of water evaporation on the leaf surface of yew, resulting in rapid dehydration of the branches and leaves of yew, the leaf curl and dry, wilting and drooping.

Solution

If air conditioning is on indoors, spray water on the leaves of Taxus chinensis, keep the humidity on the leaves, and put a basin of water in the room.

Taxus chinensis

Lack of sunshine

Insufficient light. Photosynthesis is weak, photosynthetic products can not supply the root system, is the root system lack of nutrients leading to yellow leaves, leaves.

Solution

Sooner or later, put it on the balcony or outdoors, and do it every few days.

Taxus chinensis

The temperature is too high and too low

The environmental temperature of Taxus chinensis is too high, which will lead to water shortage and scorch yellow phenomenon. Too low temperature will affect the internal nutrition transportation of plants, resulting in insufficient nutrition, making the leaves yellow.

Solution

When the temperature is too high, spray water mist on the leaves of Taxus to keep them moist. When the outdoor weather changes greatly, we should pay attention to the prevention of cold and warm Taxus.

Taxus chinensis

Too much fertilizer, too little fertilizer

The newly purchased Taxus chinensis can't spray fertilizer on the newly sprouted leaves, which will cause the young leaves or buds to shrink and curl. Long term lack of fertilizer will lead to yellow leaves and slow growth.

Solution

When too much fertilizer is applied, it is necessary to dilute the fertilizer water properly or change the basin soil. When the long-term lack of fertilizer, to apply nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium

Taxus chinensis

Diseases and insect pests

Diseases and insect pests will cause small brown spots on the needles and twigs at the lower part of the seedlings, gradually expand into dark brown, and finally cause the leaves to die.

Solution

When appear leaf blight and red blight, want to undertake treatment, use Bordeaux fluid to prevent or control or abacteria..

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