What should I do if the leaves of the camellia tree wilt?

1. Prune rotten roots

1. Remove from the pot: If the leaves of the camellia tree are wilting, it means there is a problem with the roots, which causes all the leaves to wilt. The roots need to be treated. If this continues for a long time, the situation will only get worse. Take it out of the pot, but don't be too hasty and shake off the old soil on the roots.
2. Root pruning: Observe the condition of the roots, treat the roots, cut off rotten and dead roots, and comb the roots to avoid making them too messy. 3. Planting: Prepare a suitable substrate, plant the treated plants in it, fill it with soil and place it in a place with scattered light for maintenance.

2. Change the maintenance method

1. Reduce watering: Camellia roots are fleshy and fibrous, and cannot withstand a humid environment. If you water too much, the long-term immersion in water will cause root rot. So when you find that the leaves are wilting, stop watering immediately, loosen the soil, and promote water discharge. 2. Diluted fertilizer effect: Camellia needs nutrient support to bloom, so once too much fertilizer is applied, the roots will not be able to bear it and the leaves will naturally wilt. Pay attention to the concentration of the fertilizer and do not apply concentrated fertilizer. After applying concentrated fertilizer, water immediately to dilute it.

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