Cyclamen, as a representative of winter flowers, is loved by flower enthusiasts for its bright flowers and unique plant shape. Many flower enthusiasts encounter the problem of cyclamen leaves completely drying out during the maintenance process, which not only affects the ornamental effect but may also threaten the growth of cyclamen. This article will provide a detailed analysis of the reasons for the complete drying of cyclamen leaves and the corresponding nursing measures.
Reasons for the complete drying of cyclamen leaves1. Improper watering: This is the most common cause of dry cyclamen leaves. Excessive or insufficient watering can damage the roots, thus affecting the normal growth of the leaves.
2. Insufficient light: Cyclamen prefers scattered light. Long-term exposure to dark environments can lead to leaf discoloration and drying.
3. Uncomfortable temperature: The suitable temperature for cyclamen growth is between 10-20℃. Too high or too low temperatures can cause leaves to dry out.
4. Improper fertilization: Over-fertilization or improper fertilization can lead to high soil salinity, root damage, and leaf drying.
5. Pest and disease control: Cyclamen is prone to invasion by pests such as aphids and red spiders, which can cause leaves to dry out.
Nursing measures for the complete drying of cyclamen leaves1. Moderate watering: Keep the soil slightly moist, avoid excessive or insufficient watering, and make sure to water thoroughly but avoid waterlogging.
2. Appropriate lighting: Place cyclamen in a place with sufficient scattered light and avoid direct sunlight.
3. Control temperature: Maintain room temperature between 10-20℃, avoiding high or low temperatures.
4. Reasonable fertilization: Choose a fertilizer suitable for cyclamen and fertilize according to the instructions, avoiding excess.
5. Pest and disease control: Regularly check cyclamen and deal with pests and diseases promptly.
Treatment methods for the complete drying of cyclamen leaves1. Check the root system: Remove cyclamen from the pot and check if the roots are damaged. If the roots are blackened or rotting, cut off the diseased roots and disinfect with carbendazim.
2. Change soil and pot: If the soil quality is poor, remove cyclamen from the pot, replace it with new soil, and repot.
3. Restore growth: Replant the treated cyclamen and maintain appropriate nursing conditions, waiting for it to recover and grow.
The complete drying of cyclamen leaves is a common problem in the maintenance process. Understanding the cause and taking corresponding nursing measures is crucial. Through the introduction of this article, it is believed that you have gained a deeper understanding of how to deal with the drying of cyclamen leaves. With careful maintenance, cyclamen can certainly burst with vitality.
References:
Manual of Flower Maintenance, China Agricultural Publishing House, 2018 edition.
Guide to Home Flower Maintenance, People's Post and Telecommunications Press, 2017 edition.