What should I do if the wintersweet leaves look burnt? Is there any way to save them from withering?

1. Treatment methods

1. If you find that the leaves of the wintersweet seem to be burnt, stop watering it immediately, remove the plant from the pot, and check whether its roots are rotten. If root rot occurs, the rotten part should be cut off with scissors. Loosen the soil appropriately to allow excess water in the potting soil to drain away, or replace it with new soil with good drainage.

2. Check whether the scorched leaves are affected by pests and diseases. If so, cut off the diseased leaves immediately and use appropriate drugs for prevention and control. Some people will use medicine directly without pruning. If the step of cutting leaves is omitted, the bacteria may harm other healthy leaves, so the burnt leaves should be cut off before applying medicine.

2. Is withering resuscitable?

There are many reasons why wintersweets wither, and generally they can be revived. First think about whether you haven't watered or fertilized the plant for a long time. If so, add water and nutrients appropriately. If not, you should consider whether the root system is injured. If this is the case, you should cut off the unhealthy roots and disinfect them before planting.