Abstract: Fu Niang is a common indoor leaf-viewing plant, but many people will encounter the problem of Fu Niang dropping leaves during the maintenance process. This may be caused by improper maintenance, inappropriate environment, etc. How should we save Fu Niang? This article will introduce you to 15 topics, from different aspects...
Fu Niang is a common indoor leaf-viewing plant, but many people will encounter the problem of Fu Niang dropping leaves during the maintenance process. This may be caused by improper maintenance, inappropriate environment, etc. How should we save Fu Niang? This article will introduce you to 15, starting from different aspects to help you solve the problem of Fu Niang falling leaves.
1: Understand the variety characteristics of Fu Niang Fu Niang belongs to the Umbellifera family plant with more than 70 varieties in total. Each variety has its own characteristics and maintenance methods. Before starting maintenance, it is recommended to first understand the Fu Niang variety in your hands and its characteristics so as to better care and maintenance.
Two: Master watering skills. Fu Niang's demand for water is relatively high. But too much or too little watering will cause Funiang to lose her leaves. Appropriate watering techniques are needed. Normally, water once a week to keep the soil moist.
3: Pay attention to fertilization timing In the process of maintaining Fu Niang, fertilization is also a very important part. However, excessive fertilizer can burn Fu Niang's roots, causing the leaves to fall off. When fertilizing, you need to pay attention to the correct timing and amount.
Four: Control temperature and humidity The suitable temperature for Funiang is 20-25℃ and the humidity is 60%-70%. In the high temperature and dry weather in summer, watering and spraying water need to be strengthened to maintain the appropriate temperature and humidity.
Five: Dealing with pests and diseases Funiang is vulnerable to pests and pathogens, such as aphids, red spiders, powdery mildew, etc. If not handled in time, Fu Niang will lose its nutrition and its leaves will fall. During the maintenance process, pests and diseases need to be discovered and dealt with in a timely manner.
6: Trim branches and leaves Fu Niang's branches and leaves often need pruning. This not only beautifies the shape, but also promotes the absorption and transfer of nutrients. However, it is not advisable to over-prune to avoid affecting the growth and development of Fu Niang.
Seven: Choosing suitable soil Funiang has higher requirements on the soil and needs soil that is breathable, water-retaining, loose and rich in organic matter. When purchasing soil, you need to choose a type suitable for the growth of Fu Niang to ensure that Fu Niang has enough nutrition and growth space.
Eight: Maintain good ventilation. Fu Niang needs a well-ventilated environment. If the air circulation is not smooth, it will cause Fu Niang's leaves to fall. It is necessary to maintain indoor air circulation and avoid Fu Niang being directly attacked by cold air.
Nine: Regularly replacing flowerpots and flowerpots is the home where Fu Niang grows, but using the same flowerpot for a long time can easily lead to problems such as soil aging and root accumulation. It is recommended to replace flower pots regularly to give Fu Niang a better growing environment.
Ten: Avoid strong light. Fu Niang likes light, but long-term exposure to strong light will cause Fu Niang's leaves to turn yellow and fall. When selecting the placement position, it is necessary to avoid strong light so that Fu Niang has a suitable growth environment.
Eleven: Changing soil in a timely manner, Fu Niang has a long growth period, and the soil is easy to age and lose nutrients. Soil needs to be replaced regularly. In general, it is recommended to replace soil every two years.
Twelve: Increase the light intensity If Fu Niang is in a dark environment for a long time, the leaves will fall off. Increasing the light intensity can be used to improve the growth environment of Fu Niang.
Thirteen: Avoid alternating hot and cold. Fu Niang is sensitive and easily affected by temperature. If the temperature changes frequently occur, it will easily cause the leaves of Fu Niang to fall off. It is recommended to avoid alternating hot and cold when placed.
Fourteen: Regular wiping of the leaves of Fu Niang's leaves often accumulates dust and dirt, affecting photosynthesis and breathing, and causing the leaves to fall. It is recommended to wipe the leaves regularly to maintain Funiang's cleanliness.
Fifteen: Fu Niang is a common indoor leaf-viewing plant, but its leaves are prone to falling off during the maintenance process. In order to solve this problem, we need to start from the root cause and master the correct maintenance skills and methods so that Fu Niang can grow healthily and vigorously.