How to save the black leaves of Chlorophytum

1. Place in a semi-shaded, cool place

(1) Specific reason: If the light is too strong, the leaves may be burned and then turn black. If the temperature is too high, it is more likely to turn black. This situation is more common in summer.

(2) Solution: Place the plant in a cool place. Prune appropriately and remove any black leaves. Pay attention to watering to cool down. In summer, pay attention to cooling and shade.

2. Stop watering

(1) Specific reason: Excessive watering can easily lead to root rot. The roots can no longer breathe normally. In this case, the leaves are also prone to turning black.

(2) Solution: Stop watering first. Then place it in a well-ventilated location to allow the moisture in the soil to dry out. Then control watering.

3. Loosen the soil regularly

(1) Specific reason: If the soil in the pot is too sticky, the soil will easily clump. This will affect the roots' absorption of water and the tips of the leaves will turn black.

(2) Solution: Loosen the soil regularly to make it soft. Moreover, it is best to pay more attention when choosing the soil.

4. Change pots regularly

(1) Specific reason: If the plant has not been repotted for a long time, the roots will attach to the wall of the pot. In extremely high or low temperature conditions, root necrosis can easily occur, and the leaves will dry up and turn black.

(2) Solution: Change the pot regularly. Not only the soil, but it is also best to change to a larger pot, otherwise there will not be enough space for the roots.