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Aloe turns yellow. What's going on?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-04 23:34:25
Soil hardening: if the pot soil is cured for a long time, hardening will occur. If the root system is hard to breathe, the leaves will turn yellow. Lack of potassium: lack of potassium in the soil, yellow from the old leaves. Lack of sunshine: lack of sunshine for a long time, no nutrient synthesis in leaves, natural withering and turning yellow. Too much watering: if too much water is applied, the rhizome will easily rot and the plant will appear yellow leaves.

I. soil hardening

Cause: after curing for a period of time, the basin soil will become hardened, difficult to penetrate water, the root system is difficult to breathe inside, and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: replace the basin soil inside, replant and cultivate, loosen the soil frequently and keep it loose, so that the drainage and air permeability will become better

2. Lack of potassium

Reason: the cultivated soil is lack of potassium, so that the leaves turn yellow from the tip and edge of the old leaves

Solution: targeted potassium supplement, in addition to this, also need to supplement nitrogen and phosphorus, to promote the proportion of plant nutrients.

III. lack of sunshine

Reason: it needs enough sunshine to grow, so that the plant can grow normally. If it lacks sunshine for a long time, the leaves will naturally wither and turn yellow.

Solution: change the position of maintenance, put it in the place with good sunshine condition to grow, supplement sunshine to promote the healthy growth of plants

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4. Too much water

Reason: its own water demand is not much, if the water is applied too much, the rhizome will easily rot, loose function weakened, the plant appears yellow leaf phenomenon.

Solution: put the plant in a well ventilated place for curing, promote the evaporation of water as soon as possible, and then control the application of water.

Aloe

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