The leaves of Anthurium andraeanum often have spots and yellow leaves. There are four reasons for this. Change it quickly.

Anthurium andraeanum, also known as candle, its leaves are green, flowers are bright red, a leaf with a flower, often give people a feeling of bright eyes, many flower friends especially like.

Anthurium andraeanum belongs to evergreen herbaceous flowers for many years, like warm, hot, humid and semi-overcast environment with good drainage, some flower friends raise Anthurium andraeanum at home, there are often spots and yellow leaves on the leaves, how is this to return a responsibility?

Today, Hua'er will introduce to you that there are spots and yellow leaves in Anthurium andraeanum, as long as it is caused by these four reasons, if this happens in your Anthurium andraeanum, change it quickly!

1. Improper watering

Anthurium is not particularly fond of water, more drought-resistant, watering can not be too frequent, otherwise it will cause the leaves to become yellowish green, and then slowly turn yellow and fall off, every time you see signs of white and dry cracks on the edge of the basin soil, you must not pour water through it, otherwise it will cause rotten roots, and you can spray some water vapor to the leaves in summer.

2. Improper fertilization

Some flower friends think that they should be fertilized frequently during the growing period, and the roots can not be absorbed completely, resulting in the accumulation of too much fertilizer in the basin soil, resulting in root burning, resulting in spots and yellowing of the leaves, and the new leaves will appear uneven, thickened and wrinkled together.

Apply fertilizer to Anthurium andraeanum almost every semimonthly, with diluted light fertilizer each time.

3. The light is too strong

Anthurium likes semi-shady environment, placed near the indoor windowsill or in a cool place on the south balcony, can shine some scattered light, can make it grow well, if the light is too strong, it will expose spots and dry the yellow tip of the leaves.

4. Not pruning in time

When Anthurium andraeanum is growing vigorously, the older leaves should be pruned in time to avoid excessive consumption of nutrients, causing competition, resulting in the continuous emergence of yellow leaves.

After blooming, it should also be pruned properly, which is conducive to the germination and growth of new buds and make Anthurium grow more green and exuberant.

This is the end of the conservation of Anthurium andraeanum. Flower friends have other additions. You can share them with you in the comments area below. If you want to know more about flower cultivation, you can pay attention to flowers.