What to do when the epipremnum aureum's leaves turn yellow
Today's focus is on how to save the epipremnum aureum's leaves when they turn yellow, understanding the reasons for the yellowing of the leaves, and introducing the green plant flowers with solutions. Next, the editor will introduce to you.
If you want to make your living environment at home or in the office more beautiful and comfortable, you might as well keep some easy-to-grow green plants.吊兰 (Dracaena fragrans) and epipremnum aureum are both good choices. They can not only be propagated by cutting but are also very easy to care for. If you are just starting to grow flowers, you can start with epipremnum aureum. There are several types of epipremnum aureum, including the common green epipremnum aureum, variegated epipremnum aureum, golden pothos, silver pothos, and large-leaf epipremnum aureum, etc., but the care methods are the same, and you can cut the branches to propagate by yourself. So, what should you do when the epipremnum aureum's leaves turn yellow?
First, prune the yellow leaves
There are several situations where the epipremnum aureum's leaves turn yellow, the most common of which is during winter, when low temperatures cause the leaves to turn yellow or freeze, resulting in dry branches and leaves, especially in areas with lower temperatures. In winter, the epipremnum aureum at home is usually lush and green, but after the low temperatures of winter, its condition deteriorates, leaves freeze, or branches freeze.
In this case, we don't necessarily have to throw away the epipremnum aureum. As long as it's spring and the temperature rises, we can simply cut off the withered leaves and the branches in bad condition and take care of them again.
Second, loosen the soil, water, fertilize, and expose to sunlight
After pruning, if the potting soil is compacted, you can loosen it and place it in a sunny area at home that is warm and has some ventilation.
What to do when the epipremnum aureum's leaves turn yellow
In spring, it will have a period of buffering. As long as the temperature rises and the weather is good, you can water it normally. After new leaves grow, you can add a little fertilizer. It will grow leaves and new branches, becoming very lush and increasingly green and eye-catching.
Third, how to care for epipremnum aureum potted plants
The epipremnum aureum actually likes water a lot. Even if you just put some branches in a container and soak them in water, under suitable temperatures (not too low), they can grow many white roots and many new leaves.
In the growing season, if you don't want to water the epipremnum aureum often, there is actually a very practical and simple method: using a lazy person's pot to grow epipremnum aureum. If you don't have a lazy person's pot, you can also place a water-holding tray at the bottom of the flower pot, pour water into the tray, and its roots can be in contact with water for a long time. This way, even if you don't water it for a long time, it will still grow well. When the water in the tray dries up, just add water. It's very simple.