What is the reason for the dry leaves of chlorophytum chiba? What should I do if the spider plant Chiba dries up (Figure)

If the chlorophytum chiba is not properly maintained, it will cause the leaves to turn yellow and dry up, then do you know why the chlorophytum chiba will dry up? The following gardener uncle will analyze the reasons and solutions for the dry leaves of chlorophytum chiba:

1, large temperature difference, too strong light.

Dictyophora dictyophora is a plant that always likes humidity and is tolerant to semi-shade. It can't accept direct sunlight. Too strong sunlight and too high temperature will scorch the leaves of dictyophora indusiata. If the temperature in Chiba is too high, it will stop growing, and if the light is too strong, it will burn the plant. Therefore, it is necessary to keep chlorophytum chiba indoors and receive sunlight in the morning and evening, and be careful not to be exposed to the sun.

Photo: Chlorophytum chiba withered and fell leaves.

2. Root rot caused by water accumulation in basin soil.

If the chlorophytum chiba is watered too much, the basin soil will accumulate water, or the basin soil is difficult to drain because it is difficult to breathe, which will lead to root rot of chlorophytum chiba. Therefore, we should always loosen the soil for chlorophytum in Chiba, and be careful not to accumulate water.

3. Failure to change pots in time leads to atrophy and necrosis of the roots of chlorophytum.

If the pots are not changed for a long time, the roots of chlorophytum chiba will not have enough room for growth, and in the environment of high temperature, high drought or cold weather, it is easy to cause root tip atrophy and necrosis, and lose the absorption function, thus leading to dry and atrophy of leaves. So pay attention to changing the pot in time.

Photo: potted chlorophytum chiba

The air is too dry.

Keep the soil and air moist during the growth period of chlorophytum chiba to avoid being too dry, otherwise the leaves will dry up and fall off.

Tips When chlorophytum chiba germinates, prune the plant once, and cut off too long and dense branches and some old branches. Many new branches will sprout on its nodes, making the plants fuller. Due to the rapid growth of chlorophytum chiba, it should be reshaped frequently in cultivation, and the branches that affect the plant shape should be cut off in time to maintain its beauty.

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