Does the heartleaf vine bloom?

1. Will it bloom?

In fact, it doesn't bloom. It is a foliage plant, so when we usually grow it, we mainly focus on its leaves, because the shape of the leaves is more beautiful, and at a glance, they are all emerald green, so it makes people feel better. Well, since it is a foliage plant, if the leaves turn yellow, the appreciation will be greatly reduced. We should take appropriate measures to remedy this phenomenon.

2. What to do if the leaves turn yellow

Frostbite causes:

Heart-leaf vine is generally very afraid of cold, so if it is often kept in the room, its leaves will turn yellow quickly. Although these frozen leaves will grow again after turning yellow and falling, it will also make us feel bad, so we must not let it freeze. It is a good idea to take it out and bask in the sun frequently.

The adaptation period causes:

If this phenomenon occurs on the heartleaf vine you just bought, don't worry too much. Generally, the newly bought heartleaf vine will have an adaptation period of about one month. The yellow leaves underneath are a normal phenomenon. But remember, you cannot pick the leaves directly when they turn yellow. You must cut them from the middle of the petiole. This will prevent excessive water loss, allow the wound to heal quickly, and protect its leaves.

Insufficient light:

Although the heart-leaf vine is not afraid of dark places, it is not easy to grow if it is too dark. We can regularly place it in a place with better light, but remember not to expose it to direct sunlight.

Failure to ventilate promptly:

When raising it, we cannot always keep it in a relatively closed state. We must also provide it with proper ventilation so that it can breathe fresh air and its leaves will not easily turn yellow.