Four causes of yellowing of Amorphophallus leaves and their control techniques

Amorphophallus is a common green plant in the home, usually large potted plants, installed in the living room, study and other places, if not maintained properly, taro leaves will appear yellowing problem, let's take a look at the causes of taro leaves yellowing and solutions:

The reason for the yellowing of sea taro leaves:

The reasons for the yellowing of sea taro leaves: 1. Too much light

Too much light is one of the common reasons for the yellowing of taro leaves. Amorphophallus likes shade, 50% shading is needed in summer, and direct sunlight can not be allowed, otherwise the leaves are prone to yellow edge phenomenon. Prevention and control skills: put the sea taro in the home where you can avoid strong light.

Reasons for yellowing of sea taro leaves: 2. Lack of light

The yellowing of leaves will also occur when the taro is in a dark place for a long time, mainly because of the lack of light, which affects the photosynthesis of the taro. Prevention and control skills: sea taro avoid strong light, but do not need light, but need sufficient astigmatism, you can put sea taro in a place that avoids strong light but can provide enough astigmatism.

The reasons for the yellowing of sea taro leaves: 3. Overwatering

Too much watering of sea taro will cause the roots to rot and the leaves turn yellow. Prevention and control skills: sea taro watering should be appropriate, watering should be thorough, but stagnant water should not occur.

The reasons for the yellowing of sea taro leaves: 4. The page is dusty.

The leaves of Amorphophallus are relatively large and easy to accumulate dust. if they are not washed with water for a long time, the accumulation of dust will hinder photosynthesis. As a result, it is difficult to turn yellow and wither. Prevention and control skills: to regularly spray water to wipe the leaves of sea taro, do not accumulate too much dust.

Sea taro is a relatively easy plant to feed, but we should also pay attention to the details to avoid yellowing leaves and other conditions, affecting the ornamental value of sea taro.