Can the white palm still survive if its leaves wilt?

1. Can I still live?

After the leaves of the white calla lily become wilted, they can revive. As long as there is no problem with the root system, by finding the corresponding cause and making corresponding improvements, the plant can come back to life. If the roots have already rotted, the chance will be smaller, and you will need to trim the rotten roots, replace the potting soil, and replant.

2. Reasons for leaf wilt

1. Improper fertilization: During its growth process, when applying fertilizer to it, if the concentration of fertilizer is too high, the root system will find it difficult to absorb it, the plant will experience poor growth and development, and the leaves will naturally turn yellow and wilt. You can change the method of fertilizing, increase the frequency appropriately, and when applying fertilizer once, reduce the concentration accordingly.

2. Insufficient humidity: When it grows, it requires higher air humidity. If the growing environment is too dry, the leaves will wilt and droop. You can increase the humidity by spraying water around the area or wiping it with a wet towel.

3. Unsuitable temperature: This phenomenon will easily occur if it is placed in an environment above 35 degrees Celsius or below 5 degrees Celsius. So pay attention to keeping warm and cooling down in winter and summer.