Gardenia

1. Iron deficiency yellow leaf

Performance: the leaf surface turns yellow and white, but the leaf veins are green. Slowly, the leaf veins will also turn yellow

Solution: dilute ferrous sulfate with water in the ratio of 1:2000 and pour Gardenia down

2. Excessive watering turns yellow

Performance: the vein is green, the leaf surface is obvious yellow, and turns yellow from the leaf tip

Solution: timely remove the yellow leaves, loosen the soil, put the Gardenia in a ventilated place and dissipate the water in the soil as soon as possible

3. Water shortage and yellowing

Performance: the leaves droop, the old leaves turn yellow and dry, the leaf heart and veins are yellow, and the yellow is diffused in spots

Solution: water in time and spray more water on the leaves to moisturize

4. Excessive fertilization turns yellow

Performance: the veins of the leaves are yellow, and the leaves are green and light yellow, spreading in flakes

Solution: replace the basin soil in time

Clivia

1. Normal yellow leaf

The leaves at the root of Clivia turn yellow, soft and thin. Other leaves are very healthy. That's normal metabolism. Just remove the yellow leaves

2. Excessive watering turns yellow

Performance: the new leaves are tender yellow, and the leaf tips of the old leaves are withered and yellow.  

Solution: reduce watering times, put Clivia in a ventilated place, loosen the soil and let the water in the soil dissipate as soon as possible

3. Water shortage and yellowing

Performance: the old leaves wither and fall off, and the new leaves are normal

Solution: water as soon as possible

4. Excessive fertilization turns yellow

Performance: the leaves are plump but uneven, the tips of new leaves are dry brown, and the tips of old leaves are withered, yellow and dry

Solution: replace the basin soil in time. When the soil is loose, pour a large amount of water and irrigate the roots at one time

5. Lack of nutrition and yellowing

Performance: the old leaves turn yellow from the leaf tip, and the new leaves are thin, small and soft, which is the yellowing caused by long-term lack of fertilizer

Solution: dilute the organic liquid fertilizer with water in the ratio of 1:2000 and pour it on Clivia

6. Yellowing due to insufficient light

Performance: the old leaves are white and the new leaves are tender yellow

Solution: move the Clivia to a bright place indoors and give it proper sunshine in the morning and evening

7. Yellowing due to excessive sun exposure

Performance: large-scale macular on leaves

Solution: put Clivia indoors in a well ventilated place

8. The soil is too alkaline and yellow

Performance: the leaves turn dark yellow and gradually fall off

Solution: mix rotten leaf soil and perlite (vermiculite, cinder, etc.) in the ratio of 1:1, and re plant Clivia by adding a small amount of sawdust, water moss, peanut shell, etc

Rose

1. Drought yellowing

Performance: the leaves are dry, the old leaves begin to fall off from bottom to top, and the new leaves are normal

Solution: water in time and put it in a semi shady and ventilated place

2. Excessive watering turns yellow

Performance: the edges of old leaves are withered and yellow, the new leaves are dark and yellow, the leaves are dull, the branches are small, and the new shoots shrink

Solution: move it to a cool and ventilated place, loosen the soil and dissipate the water in the soil as soon as possible

3. Excessive fertilization turns yellow

Performance: the new leaves are plump and shiny, but the leaf surface is uneven, and the old leaves wither, yellow and fall off

Solution: replace the pot soil, or dilute it with Brassica in the ratio of 1:2500, and then irrigate the roots and spray the leaves

4. Lack of nutrition and yellowing

Performance: new leaves and tender stems turn yellow, and old leaves change from green to yellow

Solution: dilute the organic liquid fertilizer with water in the ratio of 1:2000 and pour it on the rose

5. Iron deficiency yellow leaf

Performance: the veins are green and the leaf surface is yellow, and obvious network can be seen

Solution: dilute ferrous sulfate according to the ratio of 1:2000 and pour it on rose

6. Yellowing due to excessive sun exposure

Performance: the edge of the leaf is dry, and the Chaoyang leaf has yellow spots

Solution: move the potted plants to a cool and ventilated place for a while

7. Yellowing due to insufficient light

Performance: the leaves are dark yellow in a large range, and the leaves become thinner and fall off

Solution: let the rose be exposed to the sun

Jasmine

1. Excessive watering turns yellow

Performance: the young leaves turn yellow, but the old leaves do not change, and the new shoots shrink and do not grow

Solution: put it in a cool and ventilated place, loosen the soil and let the water in the soil dissipate as soon as possible

2. Excessive fertilization turns yellow

Performance: the old leaves wither and fall off, and the new leaves turn brown and uneven

Solution: replace the basin soil as soon as possible

3. Iron deficiency yellow leaf

Performance: the veins are still green, but the leaves are yellow and grid like

Solution: mix ferrous sulfate with water in the ratio of 1:2000, and then pour it on jasmine