Can lilacs be exposed to the sun? Will lilac leaves turn yellow if exposed to the sun?

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1. Can I bask in the sun   

2. Will sunlight cause yellow leaves?

Lilacs are a sun-loving plant and can certainly be basked in the sun. It is best to plant them in a well-lit place. Different seasons have different needs for light. In spring and autumn, they are in the growth period. They can not be placed outdoors, but can also be placed on the balcony or indoors in a place with better sunlight. In summer, the light is relatively strong, which can block part of the sunlight. Contact astigmatism, in winter, can be placed directly in the sun.

1. Can it be basked in the sun?  It is beneficial to growth, so it is best to plant it in a place with sufficient light. Although it can tolerate semi-shade, growth and flowering are inseparable from sunlight.

Different seasons have different needs for light, and spring and autumn are the best seasons. During the growth period, it can be placed outdoors, on the balcony or indoors in a sunny place. Full exposure to sunlight will promote rapid growth. The light in summer is relatively strong. At this time, part of the sunlight can be blocked and only exposed to astigmatism to prevent the leaves and flowers from being burned by direct sunlight. In winter, the sunshine outside is no longer strong, and the sunshine time is shorter. It can be placed directly in the sun. Exposure to sunlight can also increase the temperature and prevent frostbite.

2. Will sunlight cause yellow leaves

Under normal circumstances, basking in the sun will not cause yellow leaves. If the light is too strong, they may be burned and turn yellow. Cut off the yellowed leaves and move them to a cool place and spray them with water appropriately. To promote speedy recovery. The yellowing of lilac leaves is not only caused by light, but also by improper water and fertilizer, inappropriate temperature, or infection by diseases and insect pests.

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