What causes the burnt edges of bird of paradise leaves?

1. Lack of water

The leaf area of ​​the bird of paradise is relatively large, and it requires relatively more water to grow. Therefore, if it is not watered for a long time, the leaves will be in a state of water shortage. When there is insufficient water, the leaves will grow poorly, not only will they burn at the edges but they will also dry up. It should be watered as soon as possible and the leaves should be sprayed with water more often.

2. Too much light

It is good to let the plant see appropriate light every day, but it cannot be placed under strong light for a long time and it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. If there is no shade in the summer, the moisture in the leaves will evaporate excessively and the leaves will be sunburned, causing the edges of the leaves to burn. It should be moved to a cool place when there is strong light.

3. Overfertilization

You should never over-fertilize any plant. If you give a bird of paradise too much fertilizer, its roots will be burned. It cannot absorb water and nutrients, which will lead to such adverse performance. You should water more often to add fertilizer, or change the soil.

4. High temperature and muggy weather

During maintenance, do not place it in a place with high temperature and poor ventilation. It is not heat-resistant, so too high temperature will affect its growth and the leaves will have burnt edges. Ventilation should be strengthened and cooling should be paid attention to. If kept indoors, windows should be opened more often.