What's wrong with peach egg falling leaves? What should I do?

1. Root rot

Reason: If the peach egg plant loses leaves, it is probably due to root rot. There are many reasons for root rot, such as too much watering, too concentrated fertilizer, and poorly breathable soil.

Solution: Take the peach egg out of the pot, check the root rot, remove the rotten parts, apply some carbendazim powder on the wound, and then place it in a cool place to dry, then prepare the soil and re-pot it.

2. Lack of water

Reason: Although the peach egg plant does not require much water, if it is not watered for a long time, the soil in the pot will be relatively dry. Without water for absorption, it will cause problems in the growth of the plant, causing the leaves to wrinkle and fall off, etc.

Solution: If you see that there is a lack of water in the potting soil, you need to water it in time, and water it thoroughly at one time.

3. Sun exposure

Reason: Peach egg likes sunlight, but cannot withstand excessive exposure to the sun. The light in summer is too strong, and exposure to the sun will cause the leaves to fall off.

Solution: Move the peach egg to a cool and ventilated place, avoid strong sunlight, and water it appropriately to promote the recovery of the plant.

4. Infections and diseases

Reason: During maintenance, peach eggs may be infected with diseases, such as black rot, which will cause the leaves to become soft and fall off.

Solution: Disinfect the knife, cut off the infected part, and spray with fungicide for disinfection.