As an outstanding indoor green plant, Chlorophyll Plant is loved by many for its unique air purification ability and beautiful appearance. During maintenance, we often encounter the problem of Chlorophyll Plant leaves rotting. This not only affects the plant's appearance but may also threaten its growth. What should we do when Chlorophyll Plant leaves rot? Let's answer this question in detail below.
Reasons for Chlorophyll Rot1. Improper watering: Both excessive and insufficient watering can lead to Chlorophyll Plant leaves rotting. Excessive watering causes soil to accumulate water, root hypoxia, and root rot; while insufficient watering causes the leaves to wither and then rot.
2. Insufficient light: Chlorophyll Plant prefers a semi-shady environment. Long exposure to dark conditions causes leaves to yellow and rot.
3. Low humidity: Chlorophyll Plant thrives in a humid environment. When air humidity is low, leaves are prone to rotting.
4. Pest and disease infections: Chlorophyll Plant is susceptible to pests and diseases such as spider mites and scale insects, leading to leaf rot.
Solutions for Chlorophyll Rot1. Improve watering: Based on Chlorophyll Plant's growth habits, keep the soil slightly moist. When watering, avoid pouring water directly on the leaves or pot edges to prevent leaf rot.
2. Increase lighting: Place Chlorophyll Plant in a place with ample scattered light, such as a balcony or windowsill, and avoid prolonged exposure to dark conditions.
3. Increase air humidity: Spray water around the Chlorophyll Plant to increase air humidity, and ensure indoor ventilation to avoid excessive humidity.
4. Control pests and diseases: Regularly inspect Chlorophyll Plant and deal with pests and diseases promptly. Pesticides and fungicides can be used for prevention and treatment.
5. Prune diseased leaves: When Chlorophyll Plant leaves rot, prune the diseased leaves promptly to prevent the spread of rot. After pruning, burn or deeply bury the diseased leaves to prevent the spread of germs.
6. Change pot and soil: If the Chlorophyll Plant's roots rot severely, change the pot and soil promptly. Choose soil with good breathability and drainage to benefit the plant's growth.
Leaf rot is a common maintenance issue for Chlorophyll Plant, but understanding its causes and taking appropriate measures can easily solve the problem. We hope that this article's introduction can help everyone, allowing our Chlorophyll Plant to grow robustly and add greenery to our living environment.