What to do if the leaves of the ficus are drooping, and what to do if the leaves of the ficus are dr

This should be a sick fig and should be moved quickly to a sunny and well-ventilated area, taking care not to sprinkle water on the leaves, and the diseased leaves need to be cut off.

Cultivation method: Ficus likes a sunny environment, the light is too weak is not conducive to the growth of the plant, but to avoid strong direct sunlight in summer, otherwise the leaves will lose their luster or even burn the leaves, and the light can be appropriately increased in winter. Ficus can grow well in bright scattered light, and it is best to receive about 4 hours of light per day.

The most suitable temperature is 25 -35, its cold tolerance is relatively weak, and it is best to keep it above 5 in winter, so as to ensure safe wintering.

Ficus lure prefers loose, airy and well-drained soils, such as peat, and adapts to acidic to slightly acidic soils. It is best to mix potting soil with humus, culture soil and coarse sand, and a small amount of rotting base fertilizer can be added.

Ficus likes a humid environment, has greater requirements for moisture, follows the principle of seeing dry and wet, and waits for the potting soil to dry thoroughly before watering, and watering should be done thoroughly. In spring and summer, there is a high demand for water, so keep the soil moist, but do not water too much when it is in a low temperature environment for a long time, otherwise it is easy to cause the death of the plant.

The amount of fertilizer required by ficus is very large, and it can be seen by looking at its hypertrophied leaves, so it is necessary to apply liquid fertilizer once a week or two in the growing season to ensure its healthy growth, and fertilization is generally stopped in winter.

To choose the right pot, not too large, small plants can choose a 20-25 cm diameter pot, larger plants can choose a 30-35 cm diameter pot, pay attention to the bottom of the pot needs to be perforated, so as to maintain good drainage.

In fact, the ficus is very homely, and it doesn't like to run around, so you must not move the pot often, and when planting potted plants indoors, you can rotate 90 degrees every week in order to receive sufficient sunlight.

The edges of the leaves of the ficus ficus are dry for the following reasons:

1. The soil is alkaline, which is a common problem of domestic flowers, tap water is hard water, watering for a long time, a lot of salt will accumulate in the pot, watering is best watered with pure water, if the conditions are insufficient, tap water should also be watered with cooked water that has been dried for at least one day. 2. Nitrogen fertilizer is deficient, and nitrogen fertilizer should be supplemented in time. Pay attention not to overdo too much nitrogen fertilizer, it will burn the seedlings.

The solution for the leaves dropped by the ficus is as follows:

1. It is quite common for Ficus to lose its leaves, especially when it moves to a new environment. Changes in light levels and temperature can cause plant leaves to fall. Be careful to have enough light, but avoid direct sunlight.

3. Ficus ficus invading by pests. In general, small brown insects attach to the stems and leaves, secreting a sticky residue on the plant. Look also at the webbing between the branches and leaves, which are a sign of a ritualistic spider infestation.

Reason, soil compaction: If the soil is severely compacted during cultivation and has poor air permeability, the leaves will droop. Lack of fertility:

In the process of growth, more hail is consumed, and thin fertilizer should be applied frequently to make the nutrients sufficient and strong. If you do not apply fertilizer for a long time, it will affect the growth of the plant and cause the leaf drooping.

Improper watering: If you don't water for a long time, the leaves will be easy to droop when the soil is short of water, and in serious cases, it will turn yellow and fall off. However, if the watering is too much, it will cause stagnant water, the root system will not breathe well, the roots will be stuffy for a long time, and the leaves will droop.

How to save. 1. Replace potting soil: It likes loose, breathable, well-drained soil, and can prepare nutrient soil with humus, garden soil, river sand, etc. After preparation, it is necessary to change the soil as soon as possible, so that it can be restored to its original state quickly.

2. The amount of fertilizer should be moderate: fertilizer should be applied regularly during the growth period, once every one or two weeks, mainly nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer. Before fertilizing, it is best to dilute it with water, so that the plants absorb it faster. Stop fertilizing in winter.

3. Watering should be appropriate: if there is a shortage of water, it is necessary to replenish water as soon as possible to keep the soil moist, and to water thoroughly when it is dry in the future, and to sprinkle water around frequently. If the amount of water is large, move it to a ventilated place, loosen the soil to evaporate the water, and change the pot if necessary to avoid the aggravation of root rot.

The drooping leaves may be caused by soil compaction, and the air permeability is too poor. It is recommended to replace the new soil as soon as possible, and the soil should ensure that it is breathable, permeable and loose. It may also be a lack of fertility, and the root growth is affected by not supplementing fertilizer for a long time, so thin fertilizer should be applied as soon as possible, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer should be used for fertilizer.

In addition, it can also be improper watering. If there is a shortage of water, replenish water as soon as possible to moisten the soil. If the amount of water is large, ventilate more, and loosen the soil to evaporate water.

1. Causes of drooping leaves

1. Soil compaction: If the soil used for cultivation is seriously compacted and has poor air permeability, the leaves will droop and droop after a long time.

2. Lack of fertility: the nutrients consumed during the growth period are relatively large, and thin fertilizer should be applied frequently, and the nutrients can grow vigorously when the nutrients are sufficient. If you don't give fertilizer for a long time, the slow residue will affect the growth and cause the leaves to droop.

3. Improper watering: During the management period, the leaves are easy to droop due to lack of water in the soil, and in serious cases, they will turn yellow and fall. However, if you water too often or too much every time, water will accumulate, the root system will not breathe normally, and the roots will be stuffy for a long time, and the leaves will droop.

Second, how to save

1. Replace the potting soil: it likes loose, breathable and good drainage soil, and can be mixed with humus, garden soil and river sand to make nutrient soil. Change it as soon as possible after it is prepared, so that it will recover soon.

2. Appropriate amount of fertilization: Fertilizer should be applied regularly during the growing season, once a week or two, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer should be used. It is recommended to dilute it with water before fertilization, so that the plants can absorb it more quickly. Fertilizer should be stopped in winter.

3. Appropriate amount of watering: if there is a shortage of water, replenish water as soon as possible, moisten the soil, and water thoroughly when it dries in the later stage, and often sprinkle water around. When the amount of water is large, move it to a ventilated place, loosen the soil to evaporate the water, and change the pot if necessary to avoid the aggravation of root rot.

1. Soil reasons: It is suitable for growing in a slightly acidic soil environment. When we maintain it, we mostly use watered tap water, and the alkalinity of the soil will increase over time, hindering growth, and it is also prone to leaf loss.

2. Lack of fertilizer: no timely fertilization during the maintenance period, the soil lacks nutrients, the roots can not absorb the nutrients they should have, and cannot be provided to the leaves, and the leaves are easy to fall off for a long time.

3. Infection with diseases: If the environment provided during the maintenance period is not suitable, it is easy to be infected with diseases, especially leaf spot. Infected with this disease, the leaves are easy to fall, and there will be yellow leaves and dead leaves.

1. Correct watering: Pure water should be used when watering. If it is tap water, it should be dried before watering, and part of the chlorine contained in the water will be volatilized after two days of drying, so as to avoid alkaline soil.

2. Appropriate amount of fertilization: thin fertilizer should be applied to it frequently in the peak season of growth, which can be carried out in small quantities many times, and it is best to dilute it with water, so that the plant is easier to absorb and can promote more vigorous growth.

3. Improve the environment: If it is a slight leaf spot, it should be moved to a ventilated and sunny place, bask in the sun more, and ventilate more. If leaf spot is more severe, all leaves should be cut off to avoid affecting other leaves.