What if the leaves of pocket coconuts turn yellow and dry?

Coconut is a kind of plant that we often see in our life. When it comes to pocket coconut, have you ever heard of it? Is it the kind of small and exquisite coconut picture that comes to mind. But the pocket coconut we are going to talk about today is not a real coconut, it is the name of a plant. Some of us also like to plant it at home, and after a period of time, we find that the coconut suddenly dries up and turns yellow. This is a problem that perplexes many of us. Many people think that it is lack of water, so they water it in time, but it still doesn't change much. If we want to find out the root cause of it, we have to start with the details of its breeding.

The yellow and dry leaves of pocket coconuts are often caused by many factors. Such as insufficient fertilizer, disease and insect damage, sun exposure, too much watering, and root injury caused by changing pots and soil, and so on. Next, we will focus on the reasons for the yellowing of pocket coconut leaves.

1. The humidity is not suitable

Pocket coconuts have high requirements for air humidity, and when the air is dry, we need to maintain the humidity of the surrounding air by spraying water around the plants.

There is too much water in the basin.

Watering in the basin should not be too much, will cause the root of the plant to rot, can not absorb nutrients lead to yellow and dry leaves, should maintain "rather dry than wet" to maintain, the basin soil can be moist properly.

Third, root injury caused by basin change.

The solution is to trim the injured roots and branches and place them in an environment with suitable temperature and good ventilation to slow down the seedlings in the hope that it can heal itself. Remember not to water until you recover.

Fourth, sun exposure

Pocket coconuts like more humid and cool environments and are more sensitive to sunlight. This situation leads to the yellowing of the leaves, and the solution is to transplant it directly to a ventilated and cool environment and wait for it to recover.

Fifth, fertilization is not enough

The soil collected in the flowerpot itself is not very fertile, coupled with little fertilization at ordinary times, resulting in thin and yellowing leaves. At this time, we should increase fertilization and pay attention to the uniform proportion of fertilizer and water in the process of fertilization.

VI. Diseases and insect pests

Common pests are generally shell insects, red spiders, if diseases and insect pests have occurred, they should be cleaned up with insecticides in time.

Pocket coconut can absorb clumsy, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde in the air and has a certain bactericidal effect. It can also increase the air humidity of the room. Suitable for indoor planting, such as some newly renovated houses, we can plant some of these plants, which can not only purify the air, but also decorate our room and make people feel pleasing to the eye.