What if the mimosa leaves turn yellow?

Mimosa is a very magical plant, its leaves will close after being touched, just like shyness, because of its characteristics, many people begin to plant it. But during the planting process, it is found that its leaves begin to turn yellow, and many people do not know what to do. Let's take a look at the solution.

1. Reasons for transplantation

Mimosa is more sensitive to the environment and may change to a new environment because of transplantation, resulting in its discomfort, lack of nutrition and yellowing of leaves. This situation is the same as often touching its leaves, which will cause its leaves to remain closed and cannot be opened.

Solution: for this case, it can be placed in a cool area for a period of time, let it slow down, when its growth is normal, it can be cultured normally.

2. Low temperature

Mimosa is not tolerant to low temperature, which will lead to poor growth and weak absorptive capacity, resulting in yellowing of leaves, which is generally more common in winter.

Solution: if the leaves turn yellow for this reason, find ways to raise the temperature of the culture environment in winter, such as using a greenhouse, while in summer you can increase the light and place it in a brightly lit place to restore it.

3. Excessive illumination

Mimosa likes an environment with plenty of light, but extremely strong light exposure, strong sunlight will make it evaporate too much, resulting in yellowing leaves, if the situation is serious, may be directly exposed to death.

Solution: when the leaves turn yellow due to excessive light, first remove them, place them in bright but not strong scattered light, and then remove the yellowed leaves to avoid further loss of nutrients.

4. Too much or too little moisture

In summer high temperature, mimosa water evaporation, if not timely watering will lead to yellow leaves, in addition, if watering too often or too much, resulting in soil water too much, leading to root rot, may also cause yellow leaves.

Solution: in order to keep the leaves green in summer, it is generally necessary to water each time in the morning and evening, but each time should not be watered too much, so as not to cause stagnant water in the soil and cause rotten roots. If the yellow leaves are caused by rotten roots, different rescue measures should be taken depending on the degree of root rot. if it is a small area of decay, the rotten roots can be removed, and the management can be strengthened, but if it is rotting in a large area, there is no way.

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