Why does asparagus turn yellow?

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1. Reasons for occurrence

2. Solution

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There are many reasons, but what we often encounter is caused by excessive light exposure, and excessive watering can also cause the leaves to turn yellow. Although it doesn't like a lot of nutrients, it does need them when it grows quickly. If it's not enough, it will cause yellow leaves.

1. Reasons for occurrence

1. Causes

1. Improper use of water will cause its leaves to become wilted and yellow, because too much water will directly block the root system of the plant to absorb nutrients, thereby making it whole Growth slows down, and in severe cases, the leaves of the plant turn yellow and die.

2. If the fertilizer is used less when the plant is growing rapidly, it will become malnourished. If the branches and leaves of the entire plant are not supplied with sufficient nutrients, the plant will grow wilted. Applying too much fertilizer will also cause poor plant growth, directly damage the roots and prevent root absorption.

3. It was not used when the sun was strong Move to a dark, cool place for maintenance in time, so that the plant leaves will be stimulated by direct sunlight, causing the phenomenon of dry tips and scorched edges.

4. Too low or too high temperature is not conducive to its growth, especially stay away from dusty places to avoid pollution and yellowing of the leaves.

2. Solution

1. Cut off its yellow leaves promptly with sharp, clean scissors, then fill it with water and place it in a cool place for curing, so that it will gradually recover after a period of curing.

2. It needs to be supplied with nutrients every 7 to 10 days to meet its growth needs. Replace flowerpots and soil every two years to avoid soil clumping and deterioration.

3. It grows best when it is between 13 degrees and 27 degrees. Keeping this temperature, its leaves will slowly grow green.

2. Solution

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