There are many reasons for Daphne to lose its leaves. Basically, the root system is damaged.
In summer, the weather is relatively hot, but in case of rainy weather, especially sudden rainfall, the temperature may drop rapidly, which will cause damage to the root system of Daphne odora. Secondly, after the rain, there is water in the basin. At this time, the respiration of the root system may be blocked and rotten roots may easily occur. This is because the root system problems lead to Daphne leaves.
Secondly, the reason for the leaf loss of potted Daphne may be too much fertilization. The growth of Daphne needs sufficient fertilizer, but if too much fertilizer is applied, the growth of Daphne will be inhibited and its leaves will fall.
In fact, it's a very serious thing for Daphne to lose its leaves. If it is found that Daphne has fallen leaves, it should be dealt with in time.
First, take the plant out of the flowerpot, then wash the root system with water, trim the root system, and then replant it.
Then put the potted plants in a cool and ventilated place, and often spray water to keep them moist.
Basically, after a month of growth, Daphne can grow a lot of leaves. At this time, it can gradually move to the bottom of the scattered light to slowly restore its growth. Wait until the plant completely grows new roots, and then plant.
