ThePlantAide.com

What to do with the yellow leaves of Camellia

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-20 08:40:28
The yellow leaves of Camellia need to take countermeasures against the causes: if it is less fertilizer, it needs to supplement fertilizer properly; if the water is unreasonable, it needs to be watered correctly, and the pot soil can be kept slightly wet on weekdays; if the soil quality is not good, it needs to change the soil in time and change the pot regularly; if it is due to insect damage, it needs to remove the insect damage in time.

I. supplement fertilizer

The yellowing of leaves is likely due to the lack of fertilizer or some element it needs. At this time, we should supplement fertilizer and other elements it needs in time. Generally speaking, once a month or so to apply the bean cake water can be, it is worth noting that the bean cake water must be rotten, and the concentration should not be too high. In addition, adding 1% ferrous sulfate solution when watering can not only effectively supplement the elements needed for flowers, but also keep the soil slightly acidic.

2. Water reasonably

Its yellow leaves are likely to be caused by unreasonable watering, too much or too little water may cause its yellow leaves. When watering, we should pay attention not to water too much at a time, so that there is water in the basin, and also not for a long time not to water the soil too dry. It is best to keep the basin soil slightly moist on weekdays

3. Change the soil quality.

The yellowing of its leaves may be caused by poor soil properties. Camellia is more likely to live in acid soil. If the soil is alkalized, it may cause its leaves to turn yellow. In addition, the loss of nutrients in the soil will also cause its leaves to turn yellow. At this time, we need to regularly change the pot soil for flowers. We can also reasonably apply foliar fertilizer to prevent its leaves from turning yellow

4. Eliminate pests in time.

When raising this kind of flower, red spider is often encountered as a pest. The presence of this pest may cause its leaves to turn yellow. At this time, we will eliminate these insects in time. It is a good choice to spray the leaves with 50% trisulfide solution. In addition to Starscream, it is possible to encounter scale insects, which can also be sprayed with special chemicals. Therefore, we should pay more attention to daily observation, and eliminate pests in time once they are found.

Camellia

The Plant Aide - Plant experts around you

The Plant Aide - Plant experts around you

www.theplantaide.com