What to do when the tip of the goldfish hanging orchid turns yellow
In comparison with the small green plant maintenance experience of how to deal with the yellowing of the tip of the goldfish hanging orchid and teach you how to solve the yellow leaves, the following is an introduction by the editor.
The goldfish hanging orchid, also known as "goldfish flower" or "kangaroo flower," is a plant suitable for potted home cultivation. Its flowers are unique, resembling the mouth of a goldfish, and have high ornamental value. It can be appreciated as a hanging plant. One common problem with the goldfish hanging orchid is yellowing leaves. In this case, you should find the cause of the yellowing leaves and deal with it promptly to ensure the plant recovers quickly. Below, the senior gardener introduces the causes and solutions for the yellowing leaves of the goldfish hanging orchid.
I. Too much sunlight
The goldfish hanging orchid prefers a semi-shaded environment and is not resistant to sunlight, especially afraid of strong light. If it is exposed to strong sunlight during management, the leaves will soon be sunburned and turn yellow.
Solution: Pay attention to遮阴 (providing shade) in summer, and promptly cover the strong sunlight. You can build a shade shelter or move the plant to a cool and well-ventilated place to prevent sunburn.
II. Improper temperature
It has high requirements for temperature and cannot tolerate high heat or cold. It grows best in an environment of about 20 degrees Celsius. If the temperature provided during management is higher than 30 degrees or lower than 10 degrees, the growth will be affected, and the leaves are prone to yellowing.
Solution: In this case, corresponding temperature control measures should be taken. In summer, promptly provide shade and enhance ventilation to ensure the temperature does not exceed 30 degrees. In winter, you can move it indoors for insulation and control the temperature to not fall below 10 degrees.
III. Over-fertilization
Its growth requires sufficient nutrients, but attention should be paid to the method of fertilizing. If excessive fertilization occurs at once, it can cause fertilizer damage and the leaves are prone to yellowing.
Solution: Stop fertilizing immediately and increase the amount of watering to dilute the excess fertilizer and allow the fertilizer solution to flow out completely.
IV. Too much watering
Although it prefers a humid environment, it is not tolerant to waterlogging. If excessive watering occurs, the soil may accumulate water, causing the roots to rot and the leaves to turn yellow.
Solution: In this case, we should control the watering of the goldfish hanging orchid and perform soil loosening around it, then enhance ventilation to accelerate the evaporation of moisture.
Have you understood the detailed introduction of how to deal with the yellowing of the tip of the goldfish hanging orchid and teach you how to solve the yellow leaves shared above?