What's going on with the yellowing of rich bamboo sticks?

Rich bamboo is a very common potted flower plant in our daily life, which is distributed all over our country. As a kind of potted plant, rich bamboo is still very popular. But the more people there are, the more problems there will be. When raising rich bamboo, there is often the phenomenon of yellowing of rich bamboo stalks. So what is the yellowing of rich bamboo sticks? The following editor will give you a brief introduction, let's have a look!

1. Overwatering

When cultivating rich bamboo in pots, we need to do a good job in all kinds of management, including watering. Rich bamboo actually does not have a great demand for water, so when we are watering, we must pay attention to control the dosage and frequency. If the water is too frequent or too much at one time, then the rich bamboo can not be fully absorbed, resulting in stagnant water. For a long time, it will cause the rich bamboo to rot, and the rich bamboo rod will turn yellow. Therefore, we should discharge the stagnant water in time, and then turn the soil to promote water evaporation. If it is serious, then we should do a good job of changing soil and basins, cut off rotten roots, and strengthen management.

2. Excessive illumination

Light has a great effect on the growth of rich bamboo, and the sun resistance of light is very poor. If the rich bamboo is exposed to strong light for a long time and is exposed to strong light for a long time, the plant is extremely easy to burn. This will lead not only to the yellowing of stems, but also to the yellowing of leaves. Therefore, when we breed rich bamboo, we should pay attention to provide it with a cool and ventilated environment, and then sprinkle water properly to alleviate the harm caused by strong light. Promote the slow recovery, after the recovery must do a good job of shading. Because the shade tolerance of Phyllostachys pubescens is strong, it only needs to be allowed to scatter light gradually occasionally to meet its needs.

3. Lack of nutrition

The growth of Phyllostachys pubescens needs adequate nutrition, especially in the peak growth period, it will consume a lot of nutrients. Therefore, if we do not apply fertilizer in time to replenish the nutrition of rich bamboo during the peak growth period. Then the rich bamboo will be unable to absorb nutrients due to lack of nutrition, resulting in rich bamboo stalks turning yellow. When we cultivate rich bamboos, we should pay attention to regularly spraying an appropriate amount of thin fertilizer for nutritional supplement. However, every time after fertilization, it is best to water a small amount of water to dilute the fertilizer to help rich bamboo absorb nutrients.

4. Soil discomfort

Soil is very important for the growth of rich bamboo, and soil is also an important reason for the yellowing of rich bamboo stalks. Although the rich bamboo has strong adaptability, the quality of the soil will affect its growth ability. If the rich bamboo grows on hardened and salinized soil for a long time. Then it is very disadvantageous to the growth of the root, resulting in the root of the rich bamboo can not breathe, and the fertilizer water can not seep into the soil in time, affecting the water and nutrient absorption of the rich bamboo, resulting in the yellowing of the rich bamboo stem. Therefore, we should maintain a good soil environment, change the basin and soil regularly, and do a good job of soil disinfection to ensure the normal growth of rich bamboo.

The above is a brief introduction to the yellowing of rich bamboo sticks. That's all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. I hope it can help you all.