How did the young leaves of the yellow cypress orchid wither and slowly fall off? High rise building

Updated on Balcony 2024-09-12
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    First, the outdoor yellow cypress orchid after frosting produces new leaves or young leaves die and fall, after the winter potted yellow cypress orchid can be moved into the indoor sunny place to prevent freezing, outdoor can take dry insulation and anti-freezing, reduce the phenomenon of young leaves falling.

    Second, watering too wet is easy to cause the young leaves to yellow and die, the best appropriate pine pot soil is conducive to the drainage of water in the pot, which is conducive to the recovery and growth of the root system and reduces the symptoms of leaf loss of yellow cypress orchid.

    3. After winter, the indoor moisture is too dry due to new water loss and dry falling, which can increase the indoor humidity, such as opening doors and windows at intervals or spraying water on the leaf surface or spraying water on the topsoil of the pot to increase humidity and reduce the problem of leaf water loss and falling.

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