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What to do with the yellow leaves of potted aloe

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-04 23:34:25
Loosen soil in time: the potted plant will be hardened for a long time, and the potted soil can be replaced or loosened frequently. Normal sunlight: too much or too little sunlight is applied, which is easy to turn yellow leaves, and it can change its position and contact the sunlight normally. Reasonable application of water and fertilizer: unreasonable application of water and fertilizer is also one of the reasons, which should be applied according to the growth trend. Good ventilation: ensure good ventilation conditions and promote air circulation.

I. loosen the soil in time

As a potted conservation, growth is limited, potted soil may appear hardening for a long time, so it is difficult to absorb nutrients from the potted soil, which directly affects the state of growth, so you can change the potted soil, or loosen it, to maintain the activity of the soil.

2. Normal sunshine

It needs the supplement of sunlight in the growth process, so it can help the leaves to keep green. If the sunlight is applied too much and too little, it will have an impact on the leaves, and the phenomenon of yellow leaves is easy to occur. So when curing, pay attention to the good position, apply reasonable light, if the sun is strong, it needs to be blocked in time, if there is no sunshine, it can be supplemented

3. Reasonable water and fertilizer

Unreasonable application of water and fertilizer is also one of the possibilities. To some extent, it affects the development of the plant. It needs to be applied according to the growth potential of the plant. It can not cause excessive water accumulation or drought.

Fertilizer

Good ventilation

If the ventilation conditions are not guaranteed, the plants will grow in the sultry environment for a long time, so the possibility of breeding bacteria will be greatly increased. To ensure good ventilation conditions, so that the air and more outdoor exchange, the probability of infection of pests and diseases.

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