The reason and treatment of yellow leaves of taro

The reason why the yellow leaves appear in the taro is that the light is too strong. At this time, you can cut off the dried leaves and prepare a shading net to block the strong light for it. It may also be that there is too little water. At this time, it is necessary to use clear water to wet its flower soil, and slightly increase the frequency of watering. It may also be due to over fertilization. At this time, it should be taken out of the basin to wash its roots, and then planted in a new suitable soil.

I. the light is too strong

1. Reason: most of the plants like bamboo taro grow in the half shade environment, and they don't like too strong light. Enduring strong light for a long time will cause burning spots on its leaves and even turn yellow

2. Treatment: cut off the dried leaves. Then prepare a shading net to block out the strong light at noon.

2. Too little water

1. Reason: its growth needs water support. If you do not water it for a long time, it will lack of water, then it may also lead to yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: first, prepare some water to be poured into the flower soil, and then wet the soil. Then spray on its blades to replenishment the leaves. After that, we need to increase the frequency of watering a little

3. Excessive fertilization

1. Reason: Proper Fertilization in the growing season can help it grow better. But if the frequency of fertilization is too high, it will lead to fertilizer damage, let it appear yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: if possible, it can be taken out of the basin and washed, and then planted in a new suitable new soil. If it's not convenient, you can also use water to wash away the excess fertilizer in the flower soil, and then put it in a ventilated place to dry the flower soil. After that, stop fertilizing, wait for it to grow and then start fertilizing