What to do if the leaves of azalea droop

1. Too much water

The drooping of the leaves of this flower may be due to overwatering and the soil is very wet, causing it to droop. We must pay attention to not making the soil too wet when watering, and if water accumulates, it may cause root rot, and the leaves are likely to droop. In addition, we also need to pay attention to the fact that it is best to wait until the soil is dry before watering. It is better to wait until it is dry before watering, which will be better for root growth, so the leaves will not easily droop, and the problem can be easily solved.

2. Soil hardening

Sometimes the soil hardens, which may cause it to be impermeable. In this way, it is difficult for water to penetrate into the soil, and it is extremely difficult for the roots to absorb nutrients. Lack of water will cause its leaves to droop. At this time, we can loosen the soil so that the soil will be looser, which is better for root growth. Of course, we can't put it outside in the sun at this time, otherwise the water will easily fall off. Generally, we let it stay in a place facing the sun with relatively good wind circulation.

3. Air

If the bottom of the basin is not breathable, or the basin is relatively small, the air above may not be able to flow, so we can use chopsticks to pad it underneath, which can greatly alleviate the problem of sagging. Of course, we can also put some stones underneath, or place it in a place with stronger wind.