Can the dripping guanyin be transplanted in autumn? The leaves turn yellow after transplanting

1. Can the Dripping Guanyin be transplanted in autumn?

The weeping angel can be transplanted in autumn. Because the temperature in this season is neither high nor low, it is very warm and suitable, and the plants are in the growth stage, they can adapt to the new environment faster and resume growth faster after transplanting. But be careful not to do it on rainy days, and also pay attention to management after transplanting.

2. Why do the leaves of the weeping angel turn yellow after transplanting?

1. Too much light: The newly transplanted weeping angel is still very weak. Do not rush to expose it to direct sunlight, as this will easily burn the plant and cause yellow leaves. Move it to a place with diffuse light and good ventilation as soon as possible, and then increase the light intensity appropriately after it resumes growth.

2. Too much watering: Newly transplanted plants have not yet fully resumed their growth and require relatively little water. If you water too much at this time, the plant will not be able to absorb the water and will leave stagnant water, which will hinder the breathing of the root system. Over time, the leaves will gradually turn yellow and even fall off in severe cases. Ventilate the plants frequently, stop watering, and then manage them normally and provide water after the plants recover.

3. Normal phenomenon: Newly transplanted plants are relatively weak, and the roots will inevitably be damaged during the transplanting process, and the leaves will turn yellow. This is a normal phenomenon. Don't worry too much, it will recover slowly over time.