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What to do with shriveled Christmas Cactus leaves

Hank Schrader
2020-07-13 13:15:09
The shriveled leaves of Christmas Cactus may be caused by insect damage. When the number is small, they can be scraped off with the aid of tools. When the number is large, they need to be sprayed with medicine. It may also be caused by too strong light. At this time, put them in a cool place and replenish water properly. It may also be caused by improper watering. At this time, we should pay attention to scientific watering, not too much or too little.

(1) specific reasons: insect damage is one of the important reasons for its leaves to become shriveled. Most insects can threaten its leaves. First check whether there are insects on the front and back of the leaves. If there are any, it is basically the problem of insect damage.

(2) solution: remove the insects first. If the quantity is relatively small, you can use tools such as bamboo chips to scrape them off, or use a wet cloth to wipe them off. If the quantity is large, it needs medication. After that, we should pay attention to pruning. We should cut off the branches that are too dense and old. It's better to do it on a sunny day. Moreover, pay attention to ventilation.

2. Put it in a cool place

(1) specific reason: too strong light shines on the leaves, the water in the leaves will evaporate too fast, and the leaves will be very dry after a long time.

(2) solution: first, move it to the half Yin place. Then, we should add some water to it and add some water.

3. Scientific water supply

(1) specific reason: if too much water is poured during maintenance, its roots must be waterlogged, and the leaves are easy to dry. If the water is too little, the water supply is not enough, the leaves will also dry.

(2) solution: no matter too much or too little, the solution is to adjust the watering method. Provide enough water, but not too much, not to water.

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