What about the yellowing and fallen leaves of the latest thousand-leaf hanging orchid?

Chlorophytum formosanum is an evergreen shrub native to new Zealand. It has the names of iron grass and polygonum multiflorum. Its growth state is usually prostrate cluster or pendulous growth, generally we will choose to plant it in hanging pots when family farming, so that the leaves droop to cover the whole flower pot, looks like a green ball, ornamental is very strong. Chiba spider orchid is a kind of foliage plant, if there is a yellow leaf falling situation, then its ornamental value will be greatly reduced, the following pro-agricultural network to introduce Chiba spider orchid leaves yellow leaves how to do the problem.

One, Chiba spider leaves yellow

1. The cause of yellow leaves of Chiba spider lily

The yellowing of leaves is usually caused by insufficient light or excessive temperature.

Chlorophytum chiberensis prefers semi-shade environment, suitable growth temperature is between 20-24℃. This determines that Chiba spider orchid is not suitable for growing in overheating temperature, the temperature should not be too high, more than 30℃ Chiba spider orchid will stop growing, leaves easy to yellow dry tip.

The temperature requirements also reflect that Chiba spider orchid does not like strong light, but it can not be completely without light. Too strong light can easily burn the leaves, resulting in yellow leaves, while too weak will lead to insufficient chlorophyll in the plant, and the leaves will also turn yellow and lack vitality.

2. How to deal with yellowing leaves of Chiba spider plant

Now that we know the reason, it is very easy for us to solve it, mainly based on the light and temperature mentioned in the reason to find the corresponding solution.

If it is the cause of light, we must find a solution from this aspect. Choose a semi-shady environment, but make sure that Chiba spider can receive enough sunlight every day, and must pay attention to shade in summer to avoid burns.

If the temperature is too high to cause yellowing of the leaves, we can spray water on the Chiba spider plant in the high temperature season, which can not only increase the humidity of the air, but also take away part of the heat through evaporation, so that the temperature of the Chiba spider plant drops to a reasonable range.

2. Chiba spider leaves

1. The reason why Chiba spider leaves fall

There were two main reasons for the leaves falling off of Chiba spider plants: lack of water and poor ventilation.

The water requirement of Chiba spider plant is very high during its growing period, so it should be watered and sprayed frequently to increase humidity. If not enough watering, not only can not meet the growth needs of Chiba hanging orchid, but also lead to leaf fall.

Poor ventilation means that the plants are not breathing well, which will not only lead to leaf falling, but also may have rotten roots, plants will even die directly, and poor ventilation may also breed pests and diseases, which may also cause leaves to fall.

2. What should I do if Chiba leaves?

The main reason for the leaves falling off of Chiba spider plant is lack of water and poor ventilation, so we should avoid the leaves falling off, mainly from watering and ventilation. Watering should be reasonable, not only to ensure that the water supply can meet the growth of Chiba hanging orchid, but also not to form ponding in the soil, which will lead to the appearance of rotten roots, but also to ensure the circulation of air, it is best to put Chiba hanging orchid in a better ventilated environment, so as to reduce the occurrence of diseases and insect pests.

The above is the reason and solution for the yellowing and deciduous leaves of Chiba spider orchid sorted out for everyone. In fact, after reading this article, we will find that the reason why the leaves of Chiba spider orchid will be yellowing and deciduous is mainly due to our daily maintenance not done in place. The pro-farming network reminds everyone again here that before breeding any plant, we must first understand its growth habits and must not blindly cultivate it.