What to do if the leaves of bird's nest fern are burnt

Bird's nest fern is a foliage plant, a type of fern. Many people like to make it into a potted plant and grow it at home. However, during the cultivation process, the leaves of bird's nest fern often have burnt edges, that is, the edges of its leaves turn yellow. What causes this? How can we prevent the occurrence of burnt edges on bird's nest fern leaves? The following editor will specifically tell you about this knowledge.

What to do if the leaves of bird's nest fern are burnt

1. Bird's nest fern leaves burn due to high temperature

There are many reasons why the leaves of bird's nest fern appear burnt. The most common one is high temperature. It likes semi-shaded environment and cannot tolerate strong light. If the sun shines directly on its leaves, its leaves will shrink and dehydrate, and the edges of the leaves will appear burnt yellow. At this time, the burnt yellow leaves should be removed in time and then moved to a semi-shaded environment for maintenance.

2. Bird's nest fern leaves burn due to low temperature

Low temperature is also an important reason for the burnt edges of bird's nest fern leaves. Bird's nest fern is a plant that likes high temperature environment. If the outside temperature is lower than five degrees, its leaves will be injured. When the burnt edges are severe, the whole plant will die. The best way to deal with it at this time is to move it to a warm environment. You can also adopt various preservation measures such as covering or fumigating in time.

3. Bird's nest fern leaves burn due to improper water supply

When growing bird's nest ferns, improper water supply can also cause its leaves to appear burnt. Too much water in the flowerpot or too dry soil in the pot are important reasons for causing the leaves of bird's nest ferns to appear burnt. At this time, you can observe the soil in the pot and adjust the water supply. In addition, when the air is dry, you should spray water on the leaves in time, so as to reduce the appearance of burnt edges of bird's nest fern leaves.