What if the threaded iron leaves turn yellow?

Poor threaded iron plants lead to yellowing of leaves.

In the cultivation of threaded iron, it is very important to choose good plants. If you accidentally choose the threaded iron that is not growing well, it may cause the leaves to turn yellow. When choosing threaded iron, choose healthier growth, stronger branches, and then no damage to the leaves or yellow leaves, better.

The growth environment of threaded iron leads to the yellowing of leaves.

When raising threaded iron, the unsuitable growth environment is also an important reason for the yellowing of threaded iron leaves.

Threaded iron likes a high-temperature, humid and semi-overcast growth environment. When breeding, it is necessary to meet these environmental needs of threaded iron, such as too low temperature, or sun exposure, and so on. It will cause the threaded iron leaves to turn yellow and wither and the leaf tip to turn yellow.

Long-term accumulation of water in threaded iron flowerpots leads to yellowing of leaves.

When raising threaded iron, it is necessary to maintain a moist environment, so some people can't help watering it hard, which is likely to lead to stagnant water in the threaded iron flowerpot for a long time, and the roots can not breathe, making it rotten rot. it will cause its leaves to turn yellow. Therefore, when raising threaded iron, we must reasonably water it, pay attention to drainage, and observe the growth of threaded iron at any time to avoid the phenomenon of rotten roots.

Iron deficiency in threaded iron causes yellowing of leaves

When raising threaded iron, there is another possibility that the plant lacks iron, which can also cause its leaves to turn yellow. At this time, you can spray some ferrous sulfate solution to the threaded iron, usually once in 10 days or so, two or three times in a row, and the leaves will turn green again.

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What if the threaded iron leaves turn yellow?

Poor threaded iron plants lead to yellowing of leaves.

In the cultivation of threaded iron, it is very important to choose good plants. If you accidentally choose the threaded iron that is not growing well, it may cause the leaves to turn yellow. When choosing threaded iron, choose healthier growth, stronger branches, and then no damage to the leaves or yellow leaves, better.

The growth environment of threaded iron leads to the yellowing of leaves.

When raising threaded iron, the unsuitable growth environment is also an important reason for the yellowing of threaded iron leaves.

Threaded iron likes a high-temperature, humid and semi-overcast growth environment. When breeding, it is necessary to meet these environmental needs of threaded iron, such as too low temperature, or sun exposure, and so on. It will cause the threaded iron leaves to turn yellow and wither and the leaf tip to turn yellow.

Long-term accumulation of water in threaded iron flowerpots leads to yellowing of leaves.

When raising threaded iron, it is necessary to maintain a moist environment, so some people can't help watering it hard, which is likely to lead to stagnant water in the threaded iron flowerpot for a long time, and the roots can not breathe, making it rotten rot. it will cause its leaves to turn yellow. Therefore, when raising threaded iron, we must reasonably water it, pay attention to drainage, and observe the growth of threaded iron at any time to avoid the phenomenon of rotten roots.

Iron deficiency in threaded iron causes yellowing of leaves

When raising threaded iron, there is another possibility that the plant lacks iron, which can also cause its leaves to turn yellow. At this time, you can spray some ferrous sulfate solution to the threaded iron, usually once in 10 days or so, two or three times in a row, and the leaves will turn green again.

How long is the threaded iron? how high is the best pruning? what if the threaded iron leaves turn yellow?

"the breeding method of threaded iron" has been introduced to you, and I believe you have almost understood it. Next, Xiaoqi would like to talk to you about the problem of threaded iron pruning and the yellowing of leaves. Then how high is the thread iron and how high is the best trim? What if the threaded iron leaves turn yellow?

1. How long is the thread iron? how high is the best pruning

The roots of threaded iron should be arranged before planting and cut off the broken, withered and rotten roots. Truncate the main root without fine roots; the crown should also be trimmed, generally cutting off all the branches and leaves of 1-3-1-2, so that the transpiration area of the crown is greatly reduced. Seedlings with soil balls do not need root pruning, only the crown can be trimmed. When trimming. The crown can be cut off with branches and leaves, so as to reduce the water loss of the whole tree by greatly reducing the leaf area, but the basic tree shape should be maintained to speed up the speed of landscape formation. Achieve the effect of greening as soon as possible.

Second, what is the reason why the threaded iron leaves are yellow?

It may be insufficient or excessive sunshine, lack of some elements for photosynthesis.

Solution: irrigate the root with ferrous sulfate 1RV 1000 aqueous solution, about once every 10 days, correct it three times later, and then there will be another group.

Daily maintenance methods of threaded iron

Threaded iron likes warm and humid, likes light but is afraid of direct sunlight, and is resistant to shade. It can effectively absorb formaldehyde, benzene and other harmful gases in the room, so it is the first choice for greening in homes, offices, hotels and other places.

Follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet". The so-called "see dry" means to wait until the surface of the soil turns white after watering once, that is, the surface soil is dry (that is, the soil around the surface 3cm is dry), and then water the second time, that is to say, wait for the basin soil to be basically dry before watering, but not until the basin soil is all dry. The so-called "see wet" means that every time it is watered, it should be watered thoroughly, that is, until the drainage hole at the bottom of the basin has water seeping out, not only "half of the water". Because the roots of plants are mostly concentrated in the middle and lower part of the basin, watering "half of the water" is actually tantamount to no watering. For drought-tolerant plants, watering should grasp the principle of "better dry than wet".

It is resistant to cold for 10 ℃ and likes to grow in high temperature, wet and half-day shade environment. Because it does not have high requirements for sunshine and can keep buds and tender leaves green under indirect light, it is especially suitable for indoor cultivation and decoration. It is suitable to be planted in cultivated soil. Sandy loam with good drainage can be used.