When the asparagus leaves are yellow, they still change their pots to make them green again.

We raise asparagus mainly to appreciate its leaves, but often when we keep them, we find yellow leaves, and the plant is getting weaker and weaker, and it feels like it will fall down immediately. However, it is not impossible to solve the problem, so let's follow Huahua to learn!

The yellow leaves of asparagus are also caused by many reasons, such as watering, lighting, fertilization, and so on. If it is caused by fertilization, we must change the basin and soil in time, and if it is serious, we have to trim the root.

First of all, we need to take the asparagus out of the original flowerpot, clean up the soil, and then check the roots. If you find a blackened or rotten root, use scissors to trim it off. There is no need to keep those yellow leaves and cut them all. You can also take advantage of this opportunity to give asparagus a good haircut and trim it according to your own creativity (don't trim your head all at once, it will be very difficult to recover).

Then there is the most important soil, we must ensure its air permeability, because the water can not be diverted out, trapped in the soil, it will easily cause rotten roots. Then we can plant asparagus in a new pot. After the change, we have to water it once and then keep the plant in a cool and ventilated place so that it has a process of adapting to the new pot.

About two weeks later, there was no problem of yellow leaves in asparagus, which means that the pot has been changed successfully. Because it likes a warm and humid environment, we can spray water around it, especially in summer. In addition, do not expose it to the sun, or the leaves will continue to turn yellow.

If you want asparagus to grow strong, fertilization is necessary, but the asparagus that has just changed the pot is not suitable for fertilization! Do not apply fertilizer until it resumes its growth, and do not use too much at one time. Proper fertilizer can make asparagus green!

Then there is the problem of pruning. When it grows to a certain extent, we should not be reluctant to give it up. If we cut it, it will grow better. Otherwise, if the plant grows too long, its branches will become thinner and thinner, and the shape of the pruned asparagus will be more beautiful.