What about the withered leaves of Michelia mollissima?

1. Temperature problem

(1) specific reason: this kind of plant does not like low temperature. When the temperature is below five degrees Celsius, the absorptive capacity of its roots will be seriously affected. Then, some of its newly issued branches and some leaves may wither.

(2) solution: if this is the case, the withered leaves can be cut off first. And then adjust the temperature. This kind of plant likes warm conditions. Therefore, it is best to adjust it to about 15 degrees Celsius, at least not less than five degrees Celsius.

two。 Soil permeability problem

(1) specific reason: if its permeability is too poor, stickiness is too big, then the root will be difficult to breathe. In that case, it will cause the withering and even falling of the leaves.

(2) solution: you can change its basin and pay attention to the preparation of soil. Mix peat soil (or rotten leaf soil) with fine sand and control the ratio at 1: 2.

3. Water problem

(1) specific reason: this plant is fleshy root, so too much water will lead to root rot. Then, its leaves may have the smell of withering.

(2) solution: observe the state of the soil, if this is really the case, then you have to adjust the watering. For this kind of plant, you can't pour water. Moreover, you should "see dry and wet". And don't water it in the sun.

4. Fertilizer concentration

(1) specific reason: like other plants, this kind of plant can not apply fertilizer with too high concentration. If the concentration is too high, it will cause fertilizer damage, and it may also make the leaves fall.

(2) solution: pay attention to adjust its concentration and apply thin fertilizer frequently.