What if the lotus bamboo leaves turn yellow? You can try these ways!

Lotus bamboo, also known as Guanyin bamboo and lotus bamboo, is thick and long, evergreen all the year round, elegant stem, chic posture, and rich bamboo rhyme, so it is a quite good indoor foliage plant. But people who pass the lotus bamboo know that they are very easy to yellowing leaves, so what about the lotus bamboo leaves yellowing? What is the cause? You can try the following ways.

1. Improper lighting and solving measures

In the semi-shady growth environment of lotus bamboo, excessive or insufficient light will lead to yellowing leaves in the process of maintenance. When the light is too strong, the leaf edges and branches of lotus bamboo become shrunk, and macula will appear in some places, which is very ugly. Generally, this phenomenon is more common in summer, because people ignore shading. At this time, we need to move it indoors in time and keep it ventilated.

In the process of conservation, many people keep the lotus bamboo indoors for a long time, sometimes ignoring its lighting problems, such as putting it in a dark corner, it will lead to no photosynthesis of the leaves, and the leaves will become dim for a long time. So we need to put it in a bright place to supplement the light needed for growth.

Improper watering and solving measures

In the process of conservation of lotus bamboo, too much watering will lead to yellowing of its leaves. The general performance is that the branches of lotus bamboo are atrophied, the new leaves are yellowish, and the old leaves have no change. At this time, the lotus bamboo should be dug out of the basin soil and placed in a well-ventilated place to make the soil dry and then re-enter the basin.

On the contrary, if insufficient watering, it will also lead to dry leaves of lotus bamboo, plant growth can not be separated from water, at this time to timely replenish water, keep the soil moist, make it slowly recover.

Third, unreasonable fertilization and solving measures

The flower yellowing caused by excessive fertilization or excessive concentration of lotus bamboo shows that the new leaf tip appears dry brown, the general leaf surface is thick and dull, and the concave and convex does not stretch, and the old leaves are scorched yellow and fall off.

At this time, stop fertilizing immediately and wash the fertilizer at the bottom of the root system with a large amount of water.

IV. Unreasonable ventilation and solving measures

The yellowing of lotus bamboo leaves may also be caused by inadequate ventilation. The solution is to put the flowers in a dry and ventilated position for maintenance, and then put them back into the pot soil when the air is dry.

Unreasonable temperature and solving measures

It is important to ensure the temperature for the normal growth of lotus bamboo. The root system of Phyllostachys pubescens grows well in the range of 15 ℃-30 ℃, and it is best to preserve it more than 10 ℃ in winter. Freezing injury is easy to occur under 5 ℃. In other words, it is necessary to maintain a temperature of more than 5 ℃ in winter to ensure the safety of most plants through the winter.