Hello, what s going on with Milan Blight?

1. Watering: Too much watering causes the roots to be unable to breathe and suffocate the roots. Water cannot be conducted to the leaf surface.

At first, the lower leaves are curled, dried up, and turn brown and fall off, which in turn causes the upper green leaves to fall off in a short time. Long-term lack of water will lead to the death of the root system, and if you water it thoroughly at this time, a large number of leaves will fall in a short period of time and the plant will die. Watering should be strictly in accordance with the "see dry and wet", do not dry and do not water, watering thoroughly.

Basically, it is watered twice a day.

2. Fertilization: Milan flowers have certain requirements for fertilizer, especially in the growing period to have enough fertilizer, if the fertilizer is insufficient, it will also cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall. Fertilization should master the principle of thin fertilizer and frequent application, especially when topdressing begins in spring, avoid applying thick fertilizer.

Top dressing should be applied once every 7 10 days, and an appropriate amount of superphosphate should also be added in the fertilizer water, which is conducive to the growth of Milanese flowers.

3. Light: Milan flowers like light, generally placed in bright scattered light to cultivate, if placed in the room is dark, it will affect the growth of Milan flowers, resulting in yellowing and leaf loss. Milan should be placed in a ventilated place with scattered light.

You can see the morning light every day, and you can move indoors at noon when the sun is high. See the sunset when the sun is about to set. This process can last about half a month, allowing Milan to have an adaptation process.

4. Pests and diseases: leaf spot disease caused by fungi and other pathogens is easy to make the leaves partially necrotic, yellow spots or plaques appear, and the whole leaves are yellow and fall off when they are serious, and yellow-green mottled spots appear on the leaves after being infected by mosaic virus; Suffer from scale insects, red spiders, etc. It can be sprayed every 15 20 days with 25 30 times of dry and pure plant ash mixed with superphosphate to extract the clarification solution, or lime water clarification solution for pollution-free prevention and control, so as to protect the branches and leaves and prevent various pests and diseases.

Dry Milan can be saved, if there is sap flowing out after the branch is broken, it means that Milan has not completely died, at this time you can replace the potting soil, choose loose and breathable soil planting, place it in a cool environment to maintain, regular watering to maintain a moist environment, can promote the growth of Milan.

If the root system is not completely dead and can be treated in a timely manner, the juice flows out after the branches are broken, indicating that Milan has not really died, as long as it is timely and reasonable maintenance, Milan can be saved.

1. Replace the potting soil

It is best to replace the potting soil once in Milan, choose loose and breathable soil for replanting, and add some base fertilizer to the prepared soil to supplement nutrients for the soil, which can promote the germination of new leaves of the plant, and then apply fertilizer after the plant resumes growth.

2. Cool maintenance

Milan can move it into a cool environment during the recovery process, avoid contact with light, otherwise the water in the leaves and the soil is easy to lose, which will affect the growth of the plant.

3. Moist curing

Milan is a plant that likes a humid environment, in the process of breeding need to be sprayed with water regularly, to maintain a moist and ventilated environment, but there can be no water accumulation in the pot, otherwise the root system will rot, and so on after the plant recovers growth, it can be replenished in time according to the principle of seeing dry and wet.

There are several reasons for this.

1. Excessive watering leads to root rot.

2. Watering too little and drying up.

3. Malnutrition, 2 years without soil change.

4. It was frozen, and the humid and hot environment of Milan.

5. The pH value of the soil is too strong, that is, the alkalinity is too strong.

Milan likes to grow in a humid environment, and the watering principle is "see dry and see wet", if the potting soil is too dry, it may cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off, and even wither buds. Keep watering in the morning and evening in the summer, and reduce the number of watering times in the winter.

Causes of dry leaves in Milan:

1. The alkali content of potting soil or irrigation water is large. Milan is native to the southern region where the soil is highly acidic, and it is not suitable for alkaline. Ferrous sulfate can be added during fertilization or watering, which not only increases iron, promotes chlorophyll synthesis, but also enhances the acidity of the soil, which is conducive to the growth of Milan.

2 Overwatering. Too much water leads to long-term wetness of the potting soil, lack of air circulation in the soil, and difficulty in breathing at the roots, which is prone to root rot and then yellow leaves. So when watering Milan, be sure to take into account some of the following characteristics:

Milan leaves are small, and there is a layer of wax on the leaf surface, transpiration is slow, the water demand is small, and the water supply can not be much, so that there are dry and wet, not dry and watered.

3 Improper application of fertilizers. Too much fertilizer will cause cell fluid inversion or root burning in the plant, which will cause yellow leaves. Long-term failure to change pots or insufficient fertilizer will also lead to leaf yellowing and defoliation.

Therefore, it is advisable to use rotted cake manure or manure as base fertilizer. Top dressing can be used with thin cake fertilizer water, once every 10 days, rather light than thick. In addition, do not fertilize the potting soil when it is too wet, so as not to soak the root system.

It's okay. Maybe it's just a cold and fallen leaves. Besides, Milan will lose its leaves by this time, because it is about to sprout. It's okay to raise it just like in winter.

It is estimated that the root is injured, it is recommended that the dry branches and leaves be cut off, loosen the potting soil, keep the potting soil in a moist state for maintenance, and at the same time, spray water on the branches and leaves frequently, and new shoots should grow after two months.

Milan suddenly has some wilted leaves, and the leaves have fallen a lot, which should be a symptom of dry and falling leaves caused by excessive watering or hard potting soil.

1: The phenomenon of Milan flower leaf loss caused by excessive watering, usually watering is not easy to be too wet, and the soil that is too wet is easy to accumulate water and produce root rot and leaves dry and fall. It is best to keep the soil dry and watered, so that it is not dry and watered, so that it is conducive to the growth of the root system and is not prone to leaf loss.

2: The soil board is hard and impermeable, and the water after watering cannot penetrate into the soil layer, resulting in most of the roots being unable to absorb water and nutrients, resulting in leaf water loss and leaf drying and leaf loss. The best way is to properly loosen the soil, which is conducive to soil loosening, ventilation and drainage, and conducive to root growth, so as to restore the normal growth of leaves.

I've been in this situation before, and I've found that it's good to pay attention to these points, one is to be ventilated and there is sunlight, and the other is that there is more water in the water.

It should be dry, loosen the soil, and then water it a little.