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What to do with the yellow leaves of Daphne odora

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-02-16 09:35:04
If there is a certain change in the living environment, and the temperature drops suddenly or it is sultry, it will make Daphne flowers unbearable and the leaves grow yellow. You can pay attention to the weather changes and change the location of the storage. Too much water, regardless of plant growth is also one of the reasons. Put it in a ventilated place to speed up the evaporation of water. Another reason may be that too much fertilizer needs to be poured out with clear water.

I. temperature change

Reason: if the living environment has some changes and the temperature drops suddenly, it will make the plant unbearable, damage its capillary root and make the leaves grow yellow. Too hot and sultry temperature will also have an impact on it.

Solution: pay attention to the change of weather. If the temperature drops greatly, it should be moved to the room for maintenance and placed in a place with good light. If the temperature around becomes higher, put it in a well ventilated place, promote the air circulation, reduce the temperature of the plant

2. Too much water

Cause: it is not resistant to humidity and can't stand water logging. If the water is not applied according to the growth condition of the plant, excessive watering will lead to water accumulation in the basin soil, the root system can't bear it, and cause the leaves to turn yellow, which will fall off and rot in serious cases.

Solution: put the basin soil in a ventilated place, speed up the evaporation of water and reduce the degree of water logging. After moderate irrigation plant, frequency according to season and climate change and specific determination.

3. Excessive fertilization

Cause: the application of fertilizer exceeds the actual demand, causing fertilizer damage, limiting the growth of plants, leaves appear yellow and fall

Solution: according to different conditions of plant growth, the dosage should be less and the concentration should not be too high. If it causes fertilizer damage, it needs to be watered and discharged.

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