What happened to the young leaves of the Ping an tree that just grew?

For foliage potted flowers and plants, if the leaves wither, it must be unacceptable. In particular, the young leaves that have just grown out of the plant become withered, which often affects the ornamental ability of potted plants. The same is true for Ping an tree, an evergreen foliage tree, whose young leaves are often more attractive, but when the young leaves become withered, it will greatly reduce its ornamental.

For potted plants, young leaves tend to have more growth advantages and absorb more nutrients and water. However, if the tender leaves wither, it is mainly caused by two factors. One factor is that the light is too strong, and the other is overwatering. Therefore, we need to focus on these two to start with the investigation, and then the correct rescue.

The light is too strong

Ping an tree has the characteristics of being light-loving and shade-tolerant, but at the same time it is also afraid of the hot sun in summer, especially the young leaves are easy to burn and wither under the action of strong light. Therefore, we must take shading measures for it in time in summer, and generally put it in a bright place with sufficient scattered light and smooth ventilation. At the same time, it also needs to spray more water to keep moisture and cool down.

Second, overwatering

Ping an tree is a kind of evergreen plant in all seasons, and it usually grows luxuriantly and consumes a lot of water, so it likes to be wet and afraid of long drought. Because of this, some potted people are afraid that it will be thirsty and often water it, thus causing root damage due to too much or even too much watering. Because the root system of Ping an tree is more developed, but many fibrous roots are also afraid of waterlogging, they are easy to rot after excessive watering, and the new leaves become withered because they can not get water supply in time.

But in addition to the above two most common factors, there may also be many other reasons for the wilting of its newly grown leaves. For example, the basin soil suddenly becomes uncomfortable, suffering from drought for a long time, excessive fertilization and so on, may cause its tender leaves to wither. In view of this, in addition to focusing on the two factors of lighting and watering, we also need to pay attention to other unusual factors until we find the crux of the problem, and then timely adjust the means of maintenance and management to remedy.