What if the incense leaves turn yellow?

Touch incense is a shrubby herb of the genus Labiatae, which is native to the Cape of good Hope in Africa. It is very suitable for potted plants to watch, smell refreshing, and should be placed in a high place or suspended indoors. It can also be used as embellishments for several cases and desks. The leaves make tea and wine, and they can also cook, cook soup, stir-fry dishes and cold sauces. Let's take a look at the yellowing of incense leaves.

Light discomfort

[reason] when you touch incense and like the sun, the fleshy leaves will be thick in a sunny environment, the leaves will become flat and thin if the light is not enough, and the leaves will turn yellow if the temperature is too high.

[methods] when touching incense, the time of light should be appropriate, and the light should be increased and decreased according to the temperature.

Improper watering

[reason] touching incense is not resistant to water and dampness, too much water can easily cause rotten roots, and rotten roots will cause touch incense leaves to turn yellow.

[methods] when touching incense farming soil, dry and wet soil should be seen, watering and fertilization should be reduced or stopped in cloudy days, less watering must be done after summer, and watering should be controlled in winter.

Excessive fertilization

[reason] although the soil is limited and the fertility is insufficient, do not give too much fertilizer at one time, too much fertilizer will also cause the leaves to turn yellow.

[methods] when touching incense, we should follow the principle of applying more thin fertilizer, that is, give a little bit of fertilizer at a time, and then apply fertilizer every few days.

Improper ventilation

[reason] the incense is cultivated in the greenhouse all the year round, which requires good ventilation and freshness, otherwise it is easy to be harmed by shell insects, thus causing the leaves to turn yellow.

[methods] touching incense should be placed in a well-ventilated area for breeding.

Normal situation

[reason] if you touch incense for a long time, the lowest stem will slowly become woody, and it will also cause the surrounding leaves to turn yellow and then wither.

[methods] the yellowing of leaves in this case is normal and can be maintained normally.