What to do if the leaves of the lucky tree turn yellow

The fruit of the lucky tree is relatively thick and long in appearance, and is very common in gardens and many scenic spots. The lucky tree likes a humid environment, and its leaves are green and have high ornamental value. The lucky tree is usually grown in water, but it is often difficult to grow a green lucky tree . Many people's lucky trees have yellowing leaves. So what are the reasons for the yellowing of the leaves of the lucky tree and how to deal with it? Let me analyze it in detail below.

What to do if the leaves of the lucky tree turn yellow

Possible causes and treatments for yellowing leaves of the lucky tree

1. Metabolism: The lucky tree is undergoing metabolism all the time, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow and die;

Treatment method: This is a normal phenomenon. You can simply cut off the yellow leaves. No special maintenance is required.

2. Caused by lack of roots: If your lucky tree is newly bought, it may be caused by the fact that the lucky tree has no roots, and the newly sawed one is placed in the pot when it is bought (this is often the case with flowers bought from mobile vendors);

Treatment method: You can handle it according to the actual situation, return the product or let the lucky tree rest and wait for it to sprout new roots.

3. Sudden environmental changes: The leaves turn yellow due to sudden changes in temperature, humidity and light, or due to root damage caused by repotting.

How to deal with this: There is no need to worry in this situation. You can take measures to reduce the degree of environmental changes and wait for the lucky tree to adapt.

4. Improper watering: Excessive watering will hinder the root system's breathing or even rot, affecting absorption and causing a large number of yellow leaves;

Treatment method: Pay attention to watering, check the topsoil, and do not wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. Water thoroughly when watering, and do not keep the frequency fixed for a long time.

5. Dry air: Poor indoor ventilation leads to dryness, and the leaf tips will turn yellow;

Treatment method: Increase indoor ventilation and you can also spray water appropriately to increase indoor humidity.

6. Insufficient light: This may be caused by the plant's environment being too dark and insufficient light;

Treatment method: Give the lucky tree plenty of sunlight, but avoid direct exposure to the sun.

7. Excessive fertilization: Is the amount of fertilizer too large? Is the organic fertilizer well decomposed?

Treatment method: At this time, you can flush water into the potting soil to dilute the fertility, but be careful not to cause water accumulation.