Abstract: Dear flower friend, is your bougainvillea similar to my family? The leaves are withered and make people feel distressed? Don't worry, let me give you advice and let your bougainvillea blossom come back to life! 1. Do you understand the reason for the wilting? 1. Insufficient moisture: Bougainvillea is a "water baby...
Dear flower friends, is your bougainvillea similar to my family? The leaves are withered and make people feel distressed? Don't worry, let me give you advice and let your bougainvillea blossom come back to life! 1. Do you understand the reason for the wilting?
1. Insufficient water: Bougainvillea is a "water baby", and it's not enough to lack water. If it is not watered for a long time, the soil will be dry and the leaves and flowers may wither.
2. Soil hardening: When the soil is hardened, the roots will not breathe well. Over time, the flowers will wilter.
3. Insufficient light: Bougainvillea likes light, and requires more sun exposure during flowering. If you don't bask in the sun for a long time, the flowers will easily wilter.
4. Uncomfortable temperature: Bougainvillea has limited cold tolerance and is difficult to adapt to sudden cooling. During the flowering period, good temperature control is needed and constant temperature is maintained. 2. I have a clever way to save the wilted bougainvillea!
1. Replenish water: Hurry up and replenish the bougainvillea! The water demand is relatively large during flowering. If it is not watered for a long time, the soil will be dry and the leaves and flowers may wither. It is necessary to replenish water as soon as possible, pay attention to controlling the amount of water, and never have water accumulation.
2. Loose soil frequently: The soil will harden, the roots will not breathe well, and over time, the flowers will wither. In this case, it is recommended to loosen the soil more and be careful not to damage the root system. Frequent loosening of soil can encourage the roots to breathe better and slowly recover.
3. Increase light: Bougainvillea itself likes the sun and needs more light during flowering. If you don't bask in the sun for a long time, the flowers will easily wilter. Be sure to get more sun and increase the light. The more abundant the light, the more nutrients will be accumulated, so that the flowers can be better.
4. Timely temperature control: Bougainvillea has limited cold tolerance. If the temperature drops suddenly in early spring, if the temperature is not well controlled, the flowers will wither due to the low temperature. It is necessary to raise the temperature as soon as possible or move it to a warm place. It can be restored when the temperature is right. It will open well. The flowering period will be longer when the temperature is right. 3. What should I do if the bougainvillea leaves wilted?
1. Improper watering: The wilting of bougainvillea leaves is usually caused by improper watering. If you water too much or lack of water, the leaves will easily wither. If you water too much, it will easily accumulate water, which will hinder the breathing of the roots and cause the leaves to wilter. Water should be stopped and more ventilation should be provided to evaporate water. It may also be due to lack of water. If the soil is dry, replenish water as soon as possible, and spray water frequently to make the soil moist.
2. Root damage: If the root system of Bougainvillea is damaged during pot changing or transplanting, it may also cause the leaves to wilting. At this time, it is necessary to place the plants in a semi-shaded and ventilated environment to reduce watering to allow time for the roots to recover.
3. Excessive watering: If there is too much water in the soil, the roots cannot breathe normally, and the leaves can also wither. At this time, watering should be reduced, ventilation should be increased, and soil with better drainage should be replaced if necessary.
4. Too low temperature: Bougainvillea likes a warm environment. If the temperature is too low, especially below 13 degrees Celsius, it may cause the leaves to wilting. Plants should be moved to a warm place and maintained at the right temperature.
5. Improper fertilization: Excessive fertilization or inappropriate fertilizer may burn the roots and cause leaves to wilting. At this time, the soil should be washed with clear water to dilute the fertilizer and reduce the amount of fertilizer applied.
6. Insufficient light: Bougainvillea needs enough light. If you are exposed to insufficient light for a long time, the leaves may wither. Plants should be moved to an area with sufficient light.
7. Pest and insect pests: Pest and insect pests can also cause leaves to wither. Check the plants for signs of pests and diseases, and take timely measures to treat them.
8. Adaptation after changing pots: Newly changed pots of bougainvillea may take some time to adapt to the new environment, and the leaves may wilter during this period. You can properly prune wilting leaves to keep the environment warm and moist and help the plant recover. 4. What should I do if the bougainvillea wilted after being replaced?
1. Natural phenomenon: After changing the pot, the leaves of bougainvillea have all wilted. It may be that they have not adapted to the new environment and are in the slow pot stage. At this time, we don't have to worry. We just need to strengthen management and don't expose it to the sun. It will recover for about a week.
2. Soil is not suitable: If the bougainvillea has been in the pot for a while, but the leaves are still wilting, this is mostly a failure to change the pot, and the soil may be unsuitable. To change the pot of bougainvillea, soft, breathable and fertile soil should be used. If the soil viscosity is too heavy and will affect growth, the soil should be changed as soon as possible.
3. Root damage: When changing pots of bougainvillea, you must carefully remove the root system. If you want to prune the root system, cut off the broken roots and keep the good roots. If you accidentally injure the healthy roots of bougainvillea, it will take a long time to recover after being potted, and it is prone to wilting.
4. The temperature is too low: Bougainvillea likes a warm environment and has poor cold resistance. Bougainvillea that has just been replaced is very weak and has poor adaptability.