How to save a kumquat tree from dying?

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1. Spray chemicals

2. Drain accumulated water

3. The soil is sticky and heavy

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If you want to save a dry kumquat tree, you need to find out the cause. If it is caused by insect pests, you must purchase appropriate drugs and keep spraying. If the water cannot be drained out and the roots are damaged, move it to a ventilated place for a few days, and it is best to replace it with new soil. If the soil used is too sticky, turn over the soil and change the soil if necessary.

1. Spray chemicals

1. Spray pesticides

Reason: When kumquat trees dry up, it is very likely that they have been invaded by pests and diseases. If not prevented and treated in time, the entire tree may be damaged. Withered.

Rescue method: First check whether there are bugs on the leaves. If there are any, buy some insecticide and spray them. If the illness is caused by a bacterial infection, antibiotics can be used as long as timely treatment is required.

2. Drain the accumulated water

< p>Reason: If you water it too much in normal times, the plant cannot absorb that much water, and the water discharge rate is also very slow, its roots will be damaged and the kumquat tree will dry up.

Rescue method: Find a way to drain the excess water immediately. It is recommended to move it to a well-ventilated place for a few days. If necessary, replace the soil and prune the damaged root system.

3. The soil is heavy and sticky

< p>Reason: When it grows in soil that is too heavy, the roots will grow poorly, cannot breathe smoothly, and cannot transport nutrients normally, so the plant will become dry.

Rescue method: Turn over the soil in the flower pot. There must be certain gaps in the soil so that its roots can breathe normally. If the dryness is severe, the old soil needs to be replaced with soil with strong air permeability.

2. Drain accumulated water

3. The soil is sticky and heavy

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