What s going on with the falling leaves of honeysuckle?

Abnormal defoliation should be caused by drought or insect infestation.

Honeysuckle, also known as honeysuckle, is widely used in our lives, and its cultivation areas are also all over the country. In the past, many honeysuckle growers consulted on the Internet, saying that the honeysuckle leaves planted were not normal. Why?

1. The soil is unsuitable.

When planting honeysuckle leaves, the first thing to consider is the planting soil. Although honeysuckle is adaptable, this does not mean that all soil is suitable for growing honeysuckle. If the soil is not suitable for growing honeysuckle, it can also cause honeysuckle leaves to fall.

Secondly, there is no problem with the planting area, but the later work of loosening and cultivating the soil is not done well, which leads to changes in the soil structure and will also cause honeysuckle to fall leaves. If it is caused by soil problems, then we need to replace the land on which we are planting, or disinfect the soil before planting.

2. Improper management of water and fertilizer.

Improper management of water and fertilizer is mainly manifested in four aspects: water yellow, drought yellow, fat yellow, and hungry yellow. Yellow water is also caused by overwatering; Yellow is caused by lack of water or when it is time to water; Yellow fertilizer is caused by over, excessive, over-fertilization, or improper type of fertilization. Hunger is a nutritional deficiency, but it is not topdressed in time, resulting in poor growth and development.

Therefore, what we need to do is to apply fertilizer scientifically according to the fertilizer needs of honeysuckle, and rationally use nitrogen fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, micro fertilizer, foliar fertilizer, organic fertilizer, and farmhouse fertilizer. After each fertilization, it is best to water once to dilute the concentration and promote nutrient absorption. Active watering in the hot and dry season, and timely drainage in the rainy season.

3. Pest control is not in place.

Of course, the abnormal leaves of honeysuckle in Xinxiang are likely to be caused by pests and diseases. The diseases that cause the fall of the leaves of Jinyinhua are generally *** disease, brown spot disease and root rot. **The frequent occurrence period of brown spot and brown spot disease is around August every year, what we need to do is to strengthen field management, reasonably adjust branches and leaves, and maintain inter-plant permeability.

Secondly, drug prophylaxis can be carried out in June. Syngenta seimig 3000 times solution can be used for prevention, and triamcinolone acetonide can be used for prevention and treatment after the onset of the disease. Root rot can be controlled with a mix of fungicides and insecticides.

The pests that cause honeysuckle leaves are generally underground pests, such as grubs, ground tigers, etc., and we can use methylisosulfonate granules to poison them.

4. Lighting conditions.

Abnormal defoliation of honeysuckle can also be caused by light. Honeysuckle is a light-protected plant that needs a lot of light. If there is not enough light, then honeysuckle can not carry out normal photosynthesis, so the leaves will fall off.

Then, when this happens, we need to strengthen the light of honeysuckle, reasonably adjust the sunlight in the planting area, so that the honeysuckle can photosynthesize normally, or change the planting area to promote the growth of honeysuckle plants.

Generally, when honeysuckle falls leaves abnormally, it is basically caused by these reasons. Of course, we do not rule out special cases. If you can not solve the problem with the above methods when you encounter abnormal leaf fall, you can also consult us.

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1. Honeysuckle will wilt, especially the leaves, which is mostly due to lack of fertilizer. When cultivating honeysuckle, too little fertilizer is applied to spring deficiency, resulting in a lack of fertilizer, and the fertilizer of the plant is supplied to the new leaves, and the old leaves are not sufficient in nutrients, and they will wither. Lack of fertilizer needs to replenish nutrients for honeysuckle, you can fertilize it for 3 weeks in a row, or move the plant out of the bird to replace it with fertilizer mixed with soil, and then apply some foliar fertilizer to the old leaves at the bottom.

2. If you water too much, the honeysuckle will also wither, at this time you should stop watering, and put the potted honeysuckle in a cool and ventilated place, and wait until the potting soil is dry before watering, which can be relieved. However, if the situation is more severe, it is necessary to repot.

1. Improve soil: Replace the potting soil every 1-2 years to maintain soil acidity. 2. Eliminate stagnant water

Drain the stagnant water from the soil and keep the honeysuckle in a well-ventilated place. 3. Control fertilization: apply more thin fertilizer, and change the soil and replant after pruning the rotten roots.

4. Pest and disease infection: cut off the infected branches and leaves, and then spray chlorothalonil solution or imidacloprid agent.

1. Improve the soil

Honeysuckle is suitable for planting in soft and deep, drained and breathable slightly acidic soil, soil alkali or soil compaction will cause honeysuckle to wither yellow, deciduous leaves, so in the breeding process to replace the potting soil every 1-2 years, break the agglomerated soil, and add ferrous sulfate to the soil to maintain acidity.

2. Drain stagnant water

When watering honeysuckle, it can not be excessive, otherwise it will cause serious water accumulation in the soil, resulting in poor breathing at the roots of the plant, and the honeysuckle will wither yellow and fall leaves, so it is necessary to discharge the stagnant water in time, and then maintain it in a ventilated and dry environment to make the remaining water evaporate quickly.

3. Control fertilization

Honeysuckle needs to consume a lot of nutrients in the growth process, but excessive or too concentrated fertilization will cause the plant to burn the roots, resulting in the honeysuckle withering yellow, so it is necessary to water the soil in time to make the fertilizer lose with the water, and if the roots are seriously burned, it is necessary to cut off the rotten parts and change the soil for recultivation.

4. Pest and disease infection

Honeysuckle is susceptible to infection with pests and diseases during the flowering period, resulting in yellowing of flowers and falling leaves, so it is necessary to cut off the infected branches and leaves during the flowering period, and then spray chlorothalonil solution or imidacloprid agent to the plant to sterilize and disinfect to avoid the spread of bacteria.

1.The soil is not comfortable

Generally, honeysuckle should be repotted once every 1 or 2 years to avoid soil compaction and insufficient soil nutrients to bring adverse effects to the plants. If honeysuckle is not repotted for a long time, the soil environment is poor, and it will lose its leaves.

Treatment method: repot the honeysuckle in time, prune the old roots and dead roots at the bottom of the plant, and replace the loose and breathable new soil for maintenance.

2.Lack of light

Honeysuckle needs plenty of light to grow, and leaving it in a dark and dark environment for a long time during its growth process can cause it to lose its leaves.

Treatment: Move the plant to a place with good light conditions for maintenance, give it enough light, and it will get better after a period of time. Be careful not to expose the plant to bright light for long periods of time.

3.Overwatering

When you water honeysuckle too much, it will rot its roots and lose its leaves. Honeysuckle is drought tolerant but not waterlogging, and if its roots are soaked in water for a long time, they will rot the root system and cause leaf loss.

Treatment method: stop watering, drain the plant in time, and put it in a ventilated place to evaporate excess water, and change the soil for the plant when it is serious.

4.Excessive fertilization

When too much fertilizer is applied to honeysuckle or when the concentration of fertilizer is too high, it can cause it to lose its leaves. This is because excessive fertilization can cause the roots of honeysuckle to be burned, which in turn will show symptoms of leaf loss.

Treatment method: watering dilute the fertilizer concentration to alleviate the damage caused to the plant, and then put it in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance, and the leaf loss situation can be improved after a period of time.

5.Pest and disease infestation

When honeysuckle is attacked by pests and diseases, it will also lose its leaves.

Treatment method: timely intervention, cut off the damaged leaves, and spray with drugs in severe cases**.

What's going on with honeysuckle leaves wilting.

The life of honeysuckle is very long, the maintenance is simple, the flowering is also good-looking, when it blooms, you can dry the flowers to make tea and drink, with the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, honeysuckle leaves wilt more because of lack of fertilizer, too much watering caused.

Honeysuckle leaves wilt causes.

1. Lack of fertilizer: honeysuckle needs nutrient support for vigorous growth, if Liang Kuanguo is not applied fertilizer in time during the growth period, the plant will wither and the leaves will fall off.

2. Watering more: If the number of watering of honeysuckle and the amount of each time are too much, it will cause water accumulation in the potting soil, resulting in rot of the root system and wilting of the leaves.

Honeysuckle leaves wilting treatment square ridge method.

1. During the growth of honeysuckle, fertilizer can be applied once every half month, and it needs to be diluted with water before each application, remember not to apply thick fertilizer or raw fertilizer.

2. If the honeysuckle is overwatered, stop watering at this time, and put the honeysuckle potted plants in a cool and ventilated place, and water the soil after it is dry.

Precautions for daily maintenance of honeysuckle.

1. The growth of honeysuckle is relatively fast, the plant is relatively dense, and it needs more sunlight during the growth period, and excessive shading will affect its growth.

2. Honeysuckle also needs to replenish nutrients in time, especially after flowering, if the growth is more vigorous, it is necessary to prune the long, dense branches, so that it has good ventilation and light transmission, and the flowering will also be vigorous, and if the temperature is low in winter, it is necessary to take measures to keep warm.

The yellow leaves of honeysuckle are likely to be caused by the following four reasons. The first one: it may be caused by too much water in the honeysuckle watering rock, and not being carefully treated and drained in time.

Second, it may be caused by the roots of honeysuckle drying up for a long time. The third:

It may be because honeysuckle is infested with pests and diseases. Fourth: It is also possible that honeysuckle has been applied with a large amount of thick fertilizer and raw fertilizer.

The yellow leaves of the first regret flower of the gold and silver stalls are likely to be caused by the following four reasons. The first one: it may be caused by watering the honeysuckle too much water and not draining it in time.

Second: It may be because the roots of honeysuckle have been drying up for a long time. The third:

It may be because honeysuckle is infested with pests and diseases. Fourth: It is also possible that honeysuckle is applied a lot of thick and raw fertilizer.

There may be several reasons why honeysuckle leaves turn yellow and gradually lose their leaves:

Overwatering: Honeysuckle prefers a moist environment, but overwatering can cause the soil to become too moist, causing the root system to be damaged and causing the leaves to turn yellow and gradually lose their leaves.

Lack of water: Honeysuckle also needs the right amount of water to maintain growth, and if the soil is too dry, it will cause the plant to not absorb enough water, resulting in yellowing of the leaves and gradual defoliation.

Lack of fertilizer: Honeysuckle needs adequate nutrients to maintain growth, and if there is a lack of nutrients in the soil, it can cause the leaves to turn yellow and gradually lose their leaves.

Pests and diseases: Honeysuckle is susceptible to some pests and diseases, such as aphids, powdery mildew, etc., which can cause the leaves to turn yellow and gradually lose their leaves.

In view of the above situation, the following measures can be taken**

Control the amount of watering: Avoid overwatering and keep the soil moist but not too wet.

Watering in moderation: Pay attention to giving honeysuckle the right amount of water to keep the soil moist.

Fertilization: Apply an appropriate amount of fertilizer to honeysuckle to replenish nutrients in the soil.

Prevention and control of pests and diseases: timely detection and treatment of honeysuckle pests and diseases, and the corresponding measures of Li Shi to prevent and control them.

To sum up, if the honeysuckle leaves turn yellow and gradually fall off, it is necessary to find the cause in time and take corresponding measures to ensure the growth and health of honeysuckle.