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Plants can be both a nice addition to any house and a rewarding pastime to grow. However, they may also put an uninformed eye puzzle, especially when they begin to show signs of distress. Learning to “read” the leaves of a plant can be the key to diagnosing and solving problems before they get serious, making sure that your green friends continue to grow and blossom.
Understanding the leaf language of a plant may seem intimidating at first, but with a step-by-step approach, you will discover that it is perfectly manageable. Read on to get valuable information on how to interpret the various leaf symptoms and take appropriate measures to restore the health of your plant. This knowledge is essential for any plant enthusiast who wishes to preserve the beauty and vitality of his collection of plants.
1. Sheets
Yellow leaf yellowing is a common problem and can be caused by various factors.
– Possible causes: Excessive watering, nutrient deficiencies or insufficient light.
– What to do: Check your watering schedule to make sure you don’t water too much. Evaluate the exposure to the light of the plant and adjust it if necessary. Consider using a balanced fertilizer to address potential nutrient deficiencies.
2. Brown spikes The tips
brown may indicate specific problems that need to be addressed.
– Possible causes: Low moisture, excess salt from fertilizers or irregular watering.
– What to do: Increase the humidity around the plant with a humidifier or by placing a water tank nearby. Make sure you use the right amount of fertilizer and rinse the soil from time to time to remove excess salt. Maintain constant watering.
3. 3. Leaf tightening
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