How to save asparagus with dry yellow leaves (teach you how to solve yellow leaves)

Asparagus is a plant that many people like to grow, because everyone thinks it is not only beautiful, but also simple to grow. But recently, many flower friends came to ask me, how did their asparagus leaves turn yellow? This problem will certainly be thought of by many people in Kenya, mainly for two reasons, temperature and soil moisture. Next, I will tell you about the specific solution to this problem!

I. Temperature

Temperature is the main reason for the yellowing of asparagus leaves. Whether in summer or winter, asparagus should live between 18 and 20 degrees Celsius. In winter, asparagus likes sunshine, so it can be placed in a sunny place to let asparagus absorb light to survive. In summer, dear flower friends, you can't let the sun shine directly on asparagus, otherwise, asparagus leaves may not turn yellow, and your asparagus may die directly.

Second, the degree of soil moisture.

The humidity of the soil is another reason why asparagus leaves turn yellow. Because asparagus should keep its adaptive temperature in winter, many people will choose to put asparagus in a heated room, but a problem will arise at this time. In a room with heating, the air will be dry, and asparagus can't absorb the moisture in the air, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow. At this time, you should spray some water on asparagus.

Note that it is to spray water on asparagus leaves so that asparagus will not be too dry. Pay attention when watering. Water asparagus when it is slightly dry. Don't water it if it is too dry or wet, or you can only watch the asparagus leaves turn yellow and do nothing.

So how do you know when to water asparagus? It's actually quite simple. As long as you find that the soil of your asparagus has dried up about a centimeter on the surface, it means that you need to water your asparagus!

Third, nutrients

The abundance of nutrients in asparagus is another important factor that leads to the yellowing of asparagus leaves. In general, people will have two extreme situations. Some people will be too lazy to add foreign nutrients to asparagus, or simply don't know that adding nutrients to asparagus will lead to yellowing of asparagus leaves due to malnutrition. Others will pay too much attention to adding nutrition to asparagus, leading to overnutrition, and then asparagus leaves will naturally go to the north.

If your leaves turn yellow, you should see if your asparagus is overnourished or undernourished. If you are malnourished, you should apply some nutrients to asparagus. At this time, there are two choices. One is to apply white sugar water, and spray white sugar water on asparagus every fifteen days or so. Another option is to apply compound fertilizer directly. This is the frequency of fertilizing every seven days and keeping watering.

By the way, the last thing to say is that asparagus is also afraid of things like gray smoke. If asparagus meets toxic gas, its branches and leaves will turn yellow quickly. At this time, asparagus must be placed in a clean environment for a period of time, and then its leaves can return to their original state.